Corpus

the latin word that literally means the body, or a body. used today in english words that obviously have to do with a body, or a whole of something. (ex: corporation, incorporate, corpse, etc.)

hoc est corpus miem - this is my body

corpus iacuit in villa - the body is lying in the house.

by asldfjdude October 6, 2009

Coruscant

The very definition of too awesome for words; what you get when you combine Star Wars with Tokyo.
Also the Republic capital.

Coruscant is just too awesome for an example

by molecule802.11 April 5, 2009

corpusculent

Of or describing a rotting, obese corpse.

The unanswered question fouled the air with an inescapable, corpusculent stench.

by markyannone March 15, 2009

Really Gay Cyprus

A falsely arrogant, greedily entitled, self righteous, manipulatively two faced, little mooch boy who runs and cries to his hippie Mommy when his feelings are hurt. Tries to walk around with his chest puffed out like he has actually done something with his pathetic little life in order to take the attention away from his fetal alcohol syndrome browridge and selfish demeanor.

I wonder is that really gay cyprus kid will ever admit when he is wrong and realize the potential he's wasting as the illegitimate son of the singer of red hot chilli peppers.

by Ranchgirls January 16, 2023

Corpus Christi

1. The body of Christ.
2. A big coastal city in Texas, home of Whataburger.

YO D00D corpus christi

by Blahb December 30, 2004

corprus

Corprus is a fictional disease featured in the computer game The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. This disease is highly contagious and usually gives the sufferer abnormal strength and aggressive tendencies. Physical symptoms of the disease include: slow decomposition of the victim's flesh, accompanied by a horrible stench. Almost all cases end in a painful death.

Your such a fracking nerd for lookking up Corprus.

by Cptfuzzy September 23, 2006

Corrusted

Corrusted
Verb/adjective
1-To corrupt one's morals and / or ideals. In most cases, destroying the former normality of someone and negatively altering their behavior, sometimes resulting in unwanted transformation in one's self.
2-To induce a repugnant, distasteful feature and/or quality about a person, place or thing.

1. " I was having a great day, and then my friend offered me Starbucks...it corrusted my braincells so bad that I am now hipster."
2. " see this pond? It used to be clear. But now it's just polluted and corrusted".

by karstytoast November 16, 2014