Biblicotious

(adj)

1)A word that can be used to describe any and/or all weather conditions.

2)The word that you use when you don't know how to describe how you feel externally.

1)Well it's nice to get some sun, it has been biblicotious all week.

2)man 1:I gonna go see a dermatologist tomorrow.
man 2:Why? What's wrong?
man 1:my left leg is really biblicotious.

by sp-nc-r March 10, 2009

biblicist

A person who thinks that you can believe in things that are only and usually explicitly) stated in the Bible.

Person A: So how was Church?
Person B: Really good. I enjoyed our priest's liturgy today.
Person A: Umm... excuse me, but "liturgy" isn't in the Bible. So you can't use that.
Person B: Neither is "crackers and grape" juice. Shut up biblicist.

by Lord Pigeon of Norveck April 17, 2024

Extra-biblicular

Adjective:

Books that aren’t included in the biblical canon, but are biblical-adjacent scriptures relevant to biblical history or doctrine, e.g. The Book of Enoch, The Book of Jubilees, The Gospel of Thomas.

See also: Apocrypha, Speudepigrapha

Etymology: Play on the term “extra-curricular.”

Coined by Sleepingchaser

Person a: “Is the book of Enoch in the Bible?”
Person b: “Nah man. It’s extra-biblicular.”

Student: “Are we required to read the Book of Jubilees?”
Teacher: “No, it’s just extra-biblicular literature.”

by Sleepingchaser May 8, 2021