enoise

The growing volume of electronic online information: email, social media, web, blogs, intranet, webcasts, streaming etc that makes it challenging to choose, manage, operate or function effectively or productively. Word was created by Greg C in Australia

We are dealing with ever increasing enoise in our lives, that's the online information which is bombarding us with blogs, emails, web pages, social media - there is a lot of clutter to deal with making it hard to manage and/or also challenging to be recognised and get your message across.

by Greg C in Australia September 23, 2012

Emoism

In the state of being emo and a moron.

"Jane" is emo today, or PMSing.

by Mookle May 13, 2005

egoism

Psychological (descriptive):
the claim that each person is only interested in their own welfare
Ethical/rational (normative):
the belief that an ethical/rational decision is one that is in ones own self interest

if you believe in egoism, everyone is an egoist
that guys such a dick, i bet he believes in egoism

by MiSTER PiBB January 2, 2010

emoism

the religion of the emo kids, bascially the whole emo scene is a religion, made up for kicks

the people of emoism all look the same, cut themseleves, play guitar, write emo poetry, and do other typically emo things...have you hugged your emo kid today?

by XTCericaXTC June 29, 2006

Enoimreh

somebody that is confident and independent, but longs for love and affection. It also means the demon of seduction and trickery. Its also Hermione spelled backwards.

they were an enoimreh.

by ergnagenoimreh January 27, 2021

Emoism

The feeling of immense sadness, or becoming emo for a short period of time.

after watching that movie, i’m almost sure i experienced emoism.

by a and n January 13, 2022

alter–egoism

expanded egoism that is focused on alter ego, a significant other for whom you care as much or even more than for yourself.

Chekhov's Darling is a perfect example of alter–egoism: she gives herself up to her loved ones and lives solely by their interests and feelings. This is her way to cherish her own ego.

Alter–egoism is different from altruism. Altruism is indiscriminate selfless concern for the well-being of others, whereas alter–egoism is very selective: it is directed on alter–egos, i.e. the chosen ones, and thus retains certain qualities of egoism.

by Mike November 3, 2012