Ecologicality

Ecological + Practicality.

Used in place of sustainable.

J: What is that filthy hippie doing living in your backyard? His tent is ridiculous and all his dumpster diving exploits are alienating you from your neighbors!

M: He's striving for ecologicality.

by McFunkindunkle December 29, 2010

Illogical

Something or someone incapable of applying or void of logic.

All Boomers are illogical with regards to the environment

by 456a13 November 11, 2019

emological

Something that would otherwise be considered illogical to non-emo people is logical in the "emo" sense. e.g, cutting your wrists.

Man, that kid was being totally emological when he traded his XBOX for a record player.

by Tim Sath June 11, 2006

bio-illogical clock

The unreasonable state of mind, typically suffered by females, once a particular age is reached causing overly emotional, unstable and erratic behaviour predominantly concerning the immediate needs of spawning parasitical offspring.

As sure as Summer, the feared bio-illogical clock transformed this fine woman, of such beauty to make the Angels weep, into a terrifying beast of breeding.

by Onyx Lioness June 28, 2010

Illogicalparanoidaccuser

Someone who gets off on accusing others of stealing, or theft. Guilt trip, superiority complex. A person who wants attention.

An illogical personality that may worsen with alcohol consumption.

One who enjoys putting guilt trips on people.

Someone who constantly accuses others of doing something that's UNTRUE!

That person is illogicalparanoidaccuser a for wrongfully accusing me of stealing a toothbrush.

by NotEmbarrasingAtAll March 22, 2013

emogical

The perfect balance of being both emotional and logical.

First used by @ScorpiYogi on Twitter, June 27th, 2017.

It's important to find balance within oneself. Don't be overly emotional, don't be too cold and logic based. One must learn to be emogical. Seek balance between the two.

by Sxorpionking June 27, 2017

illogicalness

the noun form of something illogical or unreasonable. the word itself embodies the quality it describes.

There is a lot of illogicalness in the world of Shakespeare's King Lear.

by EnglishClassDropout March 3, 2009