ratitis sucicide

is when the rat from ratatouille fuckes up the reciepe and hangs himself

ratitis sucicide

by minecraft bruv October 5, 2019

somicide

the act of committing suicide and killing others at the same time. the words suicide and homicide put together.

<italic> If you don't leave me alone, I'm gonna go commit somicide on yo ***

by zack byers April 5, 2008

socioid

A sociopath. This isn't a fucking word. Your wasting your time.

"Daniel, you're a narcissistic socioid!"

by B r u h B r h U October 20, 2020

scicide

The act of dying yourself for being emo or depressed.

You are very depressed don’t do scicide.

by 10+10=12 May 9, 2022

sociocisstic

Behavior or mental condition when a person consistently manipulates, cons, lies, and cheats out of a need to feel superior to others, with zero regard for the effects their actions have on those around them. This person chooses partners they feel are not socially equal to them, thus allowing them to be ultra critical, yet making it easy to impress. When the honeymoon phase is over, or if they feel their partner has somehow risen in status to be their equal or even surpass them, they replace that partner, but they won't end any relationship on their own or admit to any wrongdoing.

When someone moves on from a relationship but refuses to move out; thereby, forcing their partner to either accept being their roommate or move out themselves, that person is exhibiting sociocisstic behavior.

by Trikc17 July 11, 2024

Socioscience

An area of study within metascience that examines science through the lens of sociology—how social structures, relationships, and dynamics shape scientific practice, and how science functions as a social agent. Socioscience asks how scientists form communities, how social networks influence knowledge production, how status and prestige operate within fields, how social identities shape who becomes a scientist and what questions they ask. It draws on sociology, social psychology, and cognitive science to understand science as a fundamentally social activity—not a pure pursuit of truth but a human enterprise shaped by all the forces that shape any human community. Socioscience reveals that scientific knowledge is social knowledge, produced by social beings in social contexts.

Example: "His socioscience study showed how citation networks function as prestige economies—not just tracking influence, but actively shaping it through social dynamics that have little to do with scientific merit."

by Dumu The Void March 16, 2026