Calatical

When you get 4 or more people in one or more shots with an LMG in call of duty

"OMG BRO I JUST GOT A CALATICAL!!"

by Massive Dyslexic November 1, 2023

Catically

Describing something you love A LOT. As much as you love cats.

This can be platonic or romantic, depending on the context.

I CATICALLY love Giorno
I CATICALLY love Joleyne

by Maniac Purple November 12, 2023

Crypticalion

A language made by the cryptical people, as a way to communicate during the war in the 1600s

I speak the language crypticalion.

by Crea Moshia May 25, 2024

Classical Logic

The granddaddy of Western reasoning, originating with Aristotle and dominating philosophical thought for over two millennia. Classical Logic operates on binary principles: true/false, either/or, A/not-A. It assumes propositions have exactly one truth value, that contradictions are always errors, and that reality itself is structured in clean, discrete categories. It's the logic of mathematics, of computer science, of the kind of thinking that built modern civilization. It's also the logic that falls apart when you try to apply it to vague predicates, quantum states, or your complicated feelings about your ex.

"My philosophy professor runs on Classical Logic: either you read the assignment or you didn't. There's no 'I skimmed it while distracted by Twitter.' But in reality, that's a whole third category he refuses to acknowledge."

by Dumu The Void February 23, 2026

Classical Postmodernism

The foundational period of postmodern thought, roughly 1960s-1980s, marked by the work of thinkers like Derrida, Foucault, Lyotard, and Baudrillard. Classical Postmodernism established the core themes: the critique of grand narratives, the deconstruction of binary oppositions, the emphasis on difference, the recognition of the power-knowledge connection. It was a period of intense theoretical production, of radical questioning, of intellectual ferment. Classical Postmodernism remains the source text for all later postmodernisms—the origin from which everything else flows.

Example: "He started with the classical texts—Derrida on deconstruction, Foucault on discipline, Lyotard on postmodern condition. Classical Postmodernism was harder than he expected, stranger, more challenging. But it was also richer, more generative, more alive than the watered-down versions he'd encountered."

by Dumu The Void March 8, 2026

Classical Relativism

The foundational form of relativism, originating with the Sophists in ancient Greece and revived in various forms throughout Western philosophy. Classical Relativism argues that truth, knowledge, and values are relative to individuals, cultures, or contexts—that there is no universal standard by which all claims can be judged. Protagoras's famous dictum—"man is the measure of all things"—captures the classical spirit. Classical Relativism was a challenge to absolute claims, a weapon against dogma, a defense of diversity. It remains the source from which all later relativisms flow.

Example: "He read Protagoras and felt the shock of the new: truth relative to the knower, values relative to the culture, no view from nowhere. Classical Relativism was ancient but not dated—it spoke directly to his experience of a world where people saw things so differently. The questions were old; the relevance was new."

by Dumu The Void March 8, 2026

Clitical

describe an intensely urgent and pleasurable moment of decision—especially during intimate encounters—where the stakes feel both emotionally critical and clitoral at once. The perfect blend of mind and body climaxing at a peak of importance. Often used when something is both deeply arousing and pivotal.

> It's that clitical moment between “just friends” and “take your clothes off.”

"When she whispered that one line and looked me in the eyes, it was absolutely clitical—I had to make a move or miss the moment forever."

by ONYXX TEMPTOR June 20, 2025