Escapè town

Man driving a vehicle ment for a woman.

My friend goes to escapè town.

by Goldrushjv April 19, 2018

Escapegoat

Of the children whose parent(s) are diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder NPD, there is one child who is assigned the role of Scapegoat. The NPD person directs their abusive behavior, blame, rage, criticism, assault and battery toward this child. After the child grows into an adult and provide their own financial support, they go off and form a circle of friends and relatives who love and accept them. At this point, that have changed from Scapegoat to Escapegoat. They only see the NPD person in settings that the NPD will not attempt to reestablish the trauma bond with the Escapegoat.

To maintain peace of mind and emotional stability, the Escapegoat avoids the parent with Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

by Sunset Slim C November 23, 2018

escape and emerge

A behavior a person with an illness or addiction exhibits when she recovers.

I had escape and emerged from bipolar mania disorder. Finally.

by Ereck Flowers November 24, 2018

Escape from Guantanamo Bay

A sexual position involving 3 parties, one of East Indian decent, one of East Asian decent, and preferably a female.

Last night I was with Raj and Amy, we totally did the Escape from Guantanamo Bay.

by _accurate October 17, 2019

Escapè

(es-c-ah-p-ayy)
A term used when one needs to flee an awkward or uncomfortable situation.

*In hushed tone* "I don't like this group, I will need to make an escapè

They quickley made an escapè

They esacpè-ed

by Socially_awkward_potato November 23, 2019

escape

The villa of one of the richest guy in Ruse - Sasho a.k.a. Kozichka a.k.a Vodalex.
There are many computers and its home to the Mighty Tolkata.

A:Where are you going?
Sasho: To play one in escape !
B: Again?!

by nqkavgotin February 7, 2020

"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