Third Period

A term used in reference to a clock or puzzle piece but in secrecy. (Talking stage or significant other)

So how are things going with third period?

by throwy February 12, 2023

Trogology/Perilogy

The study of GoAnimate, Vyond, and Wrapper Offline, fanmade word. Also in noun form “Trogologist” and “Perilogist”

My favorite subject is Trogology/Perilogy

by NewWordsareGreat March 19, 2023

The Perimeter

Oh, hey, by the way... I tried to say I'll be- I'm just kidding. Um, the perimeter doesn't reach very far. It only goes as far as the residential area of the pier.

Hym "That's why I asked how many kids I saw within however many days. You guessed 3 and you were right regarding THAT day but you missed the 3 little boys by the pier. The perimeter doesn't reach very far."

by Hym Iam April 4, 2023

past period

A phrase presumably used to mean "recent past." This is a phrase that has been around for a very long time (at least since the 1920's or 30's, probably longer) but is such an underwhelming turn of phrase that comes off as simultaneously pompous and pretentious, that in the year 2023 no one has yet bothered to even enter it into Wiktionary or any other online dictionary. So its time has come, and it is now being entered into one of the greatest dictionaries to grace humanity with its presence. :-)

Arnold Rimmer (character in the TV show Red Dwarf): "It happened in the past period."
Lister: "Past period!? Rimmer, English speakers don't speak like that."

Adapted from Red Dwarf episode "Balance of Power"

by Grammar Trotskyist May 15, 2023

space period

space period is like when you in a argument and you dont wanna show the other person you reacting so you either wanna make them mad or subtly end the conversation

bf: “you was overreacting i didnt even do nothing that serious”
gf: “ok .” <—— this is a example of space period

by yo daddy boi July 29, 2023

Hamel-Peritz Syndrome

A condition experienced when heat and humidity cause one’s balls to become stuck to their leg.

Damn, I’ve got a bad case of Hamel-Peritz Syndrome right now.

by xrich August 24, 2023

downpour-period-implied permission to enter

Da universal understanding dat you may hurriedly "scramble in and close da door" of a dwelling or vehicle during a sudden heavy rain if said enclosure's owner initially observes your headlong dash towards him, and thus he will not be started by your high-speed entry.

A downpour-period-implied permission to enter is something like an implied door-knock, since in both instances, you aren't expected to wait outside for someone to answer da door. Now of course, once you do get in, da respectful procedure is to stop just inside da door and wheezingly catch yer breath, then make some jokingly-indignant remark like, "Okay --- who ordered da monsoon?!" Dat puts everyone inside da room at ease, and then --- unless you'd merely entered to avoid getting soaked, in which case da polite and least-interrupting action might be to just stand by da door till da rain eases up --- you can state what you'd wanted.

by QuacksO August 4, 2024