Escape reality

A word of saying commonly used when a person has a roleplay addiction. This word of saying in a sentence is to reflect on the person's addiction with roleplay and how they want to feel like a different person as there life is falling apart

I really want escape reality and become a different person

by Random definition guy July 10, 2024

You Cant Escape

you enter you cant escape

muahahaah you cant escape

by djaidenJ October 14, 2021

Escape

When you feel as if you need to flee something and can't resist the feeling, it won't go away. It is something you will forever need and want, but never obtain.

I need to escape this place!

by TheWeirdRobloxian July 21, 2022

escape shower

taking a shower to avoid any kind of conflict with the people you live with

“dude my mom is pissed i’m gonna go take an escape shower”

“my hygiene is incredible from the amount of escape showers i take when avoiding my family’s arguments”

by delphiniumium April 24, 2023

Closet Escaper

Person who successfully accepted that they're gay or successfully escaped Narnia.

Did you hear about Colton? He's finally came out! He's a closet escaper!

by Cheeseburger69 March 18, 2016

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by .0.7.9.7.1.5.3.7.4.6.5.9.7.3.4 May 7, 2025

"escape hatch" sneeze

Refers to a humongous "ah-choo!" that you consciously "divert" or "re-direct" the air-blast force of through your throat and out your mouth --- rather than letting it travel its "standard" path through your sinuses and out your nose --- thereby reducing the risk of a "wet 'n' messy" spray from your nostrils. Of course, you should still always cover your nose and mouth to minimize germy emanations in any case.

Performing the "escape hatch" sneeze can indeed often allow for cleaner nasal-cannon discharging, but it can also lead to hoarseness and a painful throat if excessively utilized in a fairly short period of time.

by QuacksO September 21, 2020