Ebola

When Your friend starts clicking his tongue and spitting everywherer

Hey do you have ebola?
"click" "spit"

by eatmyoversizedbiscuit101 October 30, 2019

ebola

Ebola is a disease that is really dangerous it is in mostly west- Africa.

Me: Do you have ebola

My Friend: of course not I don't live in west Africa

by instagram ali_kid1 January 31, 2020

Ebola

Why the fuck are you trying to find the definition of Ebola just google it

“Yo I have Ebola”

by ComradeWolfissimo69 January 31, 2020

Ebola elbow

The safe way to greet or say goodbye to people when highly infectious diseases are spreading through your town, country, or planet.
Usually delivered by a gentle sideways bump.

“Bro, whassup?”
“Hey, no bro-hugs these days, dude- give me an Ebola elbow”
::bumps::

by weblizard March 18, 2020

ebolation

derived from (Ebola
+ jubilation) when a person experiences tremendous joy at the notion of a large scale pandemic so one could further relentlessly pursue his or her Christian values

Jessica is sewing Covid-19 masks again. Tommy just got fired from the office. We are gonna have sex and binge watch "GOT" later in ebolation.

by Umri April 18, 2020

ebola

een virus

jij bent echt ebola

by anonymous September 29, 2020

Ebola's Law

If any game is poorly rendered, with a thick fog, and dark graphics, it will have a creepypasta made of it. PS1 based horror games follow this formula, for instance. Early editions of minecraft fall under this definition as well. This law is related to the phenomenon of liminal spaces, though it is limited to video games, especially older games. These games also tend to be 3d titles, though they do not always have to be as such. Other games with a generally unfitting creepy/unfinished atmosphere also follow this law, such as gmod's gm_construct, or pokemon's lavender town.

noun

"Herobrine is so lame, dude. How did it even catch on?"
"Ebola's law, my dude. Ebola's law."

"Fuck me, Gm_construct is unsettling. It makes for a good example of Ebola's law, though."

by the truthful describer November 7, 2020