Doom-and-Gloom Math

The hypothesis that a large proportion of the people in the developed world would lack the critical thinking and quantitative skills required of a 21st-century citizen, because the politics of nativism, populism, and racism plaguing their societies have directly or indirectly brainwashed or radicalized them.

Thanks to Trumpism or right-wing politics, clothed under white supremacism or white Christian nationalism, millions of adults and children have fallen victims to the gospel of doom-and-gloom math, who blame millions of immigrants and refugees for stealing their blue-and white-collar jobs and for invading the promised land of their forefathers (who did the same thing to Native Americans).

by MathPlus April 28, 2023

gloober

The form Alice takes when she flies or stalks people, it could also mean when she steals Spanish kiddies named leandro

Hey dude is that a gloober? Better fucking j e r k off to it to make it go away haha

by Chickenjuice69 May 18, 2019

gloob

njoob

schloob gloob

by yoontedn't'st April 3, 2019

Glool/Flool/Dlool

Glool( also known as Flool and Dlool) transcends all meaning. It means everything, yet nothing at the same time.

Cichael Jia: I like traps
Optimal Gamer: Cichael Jia is glool/flool/dlool who enjoys glooling/flooling/dlooling

by Grarkel Jia June 18, 2020

Road Gloat

To observe or think about someone else's driving with triumphant and often malicious satisfaction, gratification, or delight.

She looked at the other driver who was pulled over by the police and couldn't help but Road Gloat over how good a driver she was.

by venivici March 5, 2009

gloombunny

1. A person who dresses somewhat Darker but it doesnt seem to go with the persons personality.

2. Cindy Lou

1. The nile theatre is full of bitsy gloombunny's
2.Gloombunny is da shit!

by Gloombunny April 26, 2003

gloom cookie

This is a term which predates the comic book, and originally referred to people in the goth communities who were (like an Oreo) dark and spooky on the outside, but clean of the stereotypical gloomy gothic emotional core. As originally described, a gloom cookie individual is "not goth, but not not-a-goth."

I hang with the goths, but I'm more of a gloom cookie.

by Tonistist May 25, 2016