allocishet

It's a LGBTQ++ way to refer to a (het)erosexual person, who's not trans (cis) that also displays sexual attraction (allosexual).

So, about 95% of the population.

Jenny (ix/ixem) : Do you think Mark likes me?
Flora: I doubt it, he's a fit, monogamous, white allocishet male, and you're genderfluid, poly, half transitioned HAES lesbo-rastafarian. You're out of his league!

by Completely Random String September 27, 2020

allotmenting

The word used when speaking about working on your allotment, allotment in this sense meaning a small piece of land you own for growing food on.

Oh, just a bit of allotmenting...

by Francii22 May 7, 2011

Allor

Pretty much FUCKING UP!!! From start to finish, everything that you put into whatever it is that you're doing is wrong. There's no point even trying to figure out where you went wrong cuz everything is wrong. Just start over or have someone else do it that doesnt ALLOR IT UP. People ask, if I "ALLOR SOMETHING UP", will I ever get anything right again? The answer is simple, NO!!! Once you start ALLORING THINGS UP, you cant stop. So remember, measure twice, cut once, cuz you dont wanna ALLOR IT UP!!! Another definiton for this word is drinking until consumming more is nearly impossible. In other words, GETTING FUCKED UP or Annihilated.

Brian wrote an order today and ALLORED IT UP. Way to ALLOR THAT UP Brian.

Jim and Shane meet up with Brian the other night to go Jackeling and got ALL ALLORED UP!!! (See definition for Jackeling)

by Checkmate79 May 5, 2010

alloloutrophilist

One who drinks the bathwater of another

This begs the question: why and for whom was this word invented?

by Gorfydyd March 26, 2003

allowance

Allowance- Dap, respect

YO JOE gimme some allowance.

by DaddyLongLegs October 7, 2004

Alloftment

Where hippies grow hydroponic weed

man, the rhino blanco's taken over the alloftment

by gd clamshack March 10, 2008

allomorph

Any varation on the human frame -e.g., a blind person, a deaf person, a paraplegic is an allomorph. They are all human beings who differ from the norm in some respect. First proposed in 1980 by John Gliedman and William Roth in "The Unexpected Minority: Handicapped Children in America." The authors saw the term as a much less loaded way to describe people with disabilities as compared with words like disabled or handicapped which imply inferiority to the norm, as opposed to simple difference.

America's more than fifty million allomorphs face crushing but often unintentional job discrimination.

by Proton1942 September 6, 2009