windomatic

having both the quality of being automatic, and the quality of being caused by the force of wind.

Tom: Glad to hear your survived the tornado, Lenny, but how did you move your car across the street so quickly?

Lenny: I didn't, Tom. It happened windomatically.

by fan of wind September 21, 2008

Wisdomical

Holding so much wisdom, that one can be compared to as a literal Gandhi of his time.

Note: One can be old, but in fact, the only specifications for the acquiring of this word is that one must have a luxurious beard of at least 8 inches of length

Old Cornelius was prided for having being named the most Wisdomical guy of 2085.
He now resides in a small shack in the rolling plains of Japan, where he combs his 11 inch beard exactly 1,459 times a day.

by we ❤ Elizabeth April 9, 2015

wismatic

to have an abundance of common sense, knowledge, and wisdom gained through life's everyday experiences

Penny, is much more wismatic than Dr. Sheldon Cooper, Ph.D., Sc.D., his colleagues Dr. Leonard Hofstadter, Ph.D., Dr. Raj Koothrappali, Ph.D., and Howard Wolowitz, Mechanical Engineer.

by mjollnir59 February 20, 2015

wisdomical

Something that is bewildering whilst extraordinarily wise.

That was very wisdomical Rosie

by Brooksy299 July 4, 2017

Wisdomic

Adj: A sarcastic form of wisdom.

Matt, that was so f'n wisdomic.

by Bec May 7, 2005

Wisdomic

A word to describe someone who has incredible wisdom.

You know Eden? Yeah she’s really wisdomic, she helped me with studying, really opened my eyes.

by Janet Carter October 21, 2022

Wisdomic

Something or someone with a lot of wisdom.

My grandpa is very wisdomic.

by JtheNinja7 January 23, 2025