Someone who enjoys pain, but only in the context of body modifications like tattoos and piercings. Unlike a masochist, a modsochist will not enjoy pain in general and it is usually not sexual.
by Four Loko Frat Guy February 29, 2024
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by FraeMan March 27, 2025
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/ˈmasoʊˌkaɪd/ — MA-soh-kaiyed
A person who endures emotional or physical pain in silence, deriving hidden strength or satisfaction from suffering while deliberately concealing it from others.
/ˈmasoʊˌkaɪd/ — MA-soh-kaiyed
A person who endures emotional or physical pain in silence, deriving hidden strength or satisfaction from suffering while deliberately concealing it from others.
by Masochide Salt July 6, 2025
Get the MASOCHIDE mug.An ideology, system, or practice of organized discrimination against Christians or Christianity. Misochristism denotes structural or institutionalized prejudice, comparable in function to antisemitism or racism.
“Scholars have documented misochristism in certain political regimes.”
“The policy reflected not just bias but a form of systemic misochristism.”
“The policy reflected not just bias but a form of systemic misochristism.”
by MyPOVandMe August 21, 2025
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A Hebrew neologism meaning “a built-in sabotage device” — the kind of sneaky little component designed to fail after a certain time, just so your printer dies two days after warranty. Equivalent to the Czech kurvítko, a slang term for planned obsolescence.
Origin:
From the Hebrew root שׁ־ח־ת (to corrupt, ruin) + the suffix -וֹן, commonly used for devices or tools (e.g., מחשבון – calculator, שלטון – remote control). Invented as a playful yet biting critique of modern consumer tech.
A Hebrew neologism meaning “a built-in sabotage device” — the kind of sneaky little component designed to fail after a certain time, just so your printer dies two days after warranty. Equivalent to the Czech kurvítko, a slang term for planned obsolescence.
Origin:
From the Hebrew root שׁ־ח־ת (to corrupt, ruin) + the suffix -וֹן, commonly used for devices or tools (e.g., מחשבון – calculator, שלטון – remote control). Invented as a playful yet biting critique of modern consumer tech.
by cleverhebrew September 25, 2025
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