felonious criminal defendant

An indicted criminal defendant who is awaiting trial. See TRAITOR TRUMP.

Isnt that the TRAITOR TRUMP? You know the FELONIOUS CRIMINAL DEFENDANT who stole classified documents?

by ReallySUX2BUdontIt? April 14, 2024

Felonie

Felonie Fartinez = M3L@N!E M4RT!N£Z (TW) BELONGS BEHIND BARS

"Felonie tanked & porktals is a skip".

"Godlor outsold Felonie."
"Arigod outsold Felonie."
"Fadga outsold Felonie." (Yes, she did!)

by taawdaasd May 12, 2024

Felolis

Felolis is a way Greeks call someone who is incapable of functioning like a human, and instead does everything in his power to be as stupid as humanly possible

Gamietai o Felolis

by Spartiatis June 2, 2024

felonthropy

felonthropy
/ˈfel.ən.θrə.pi/

𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘯

the desire to promote the self-imterest of others, namely felons, expressed especially by the misguided donation of money to bad causes.

"he acquired a considerable fortune through grifting and preying on the felonthropy of his worshippers"

by Ms. Unformation June 9, 2024

Felony

The offensive odor created by cheap bronzer, too much hairspray and an overly full adult diaper.

That guy's not only dangerous, but he reeks of Felony.

by Apply Liberally June 10, 2024

Felousantion

Felousantion comes from the Egyptian word felous meaning money, remixed with the word hallucination. when you felousnate, plot over your ambition and want to manifesto it into existence. “generating felous/flus”

“Felousanting over felousantion in order to be felousnated”

by The cheesee February 15, 2026

Felonocracy

A system of governance where convicted or unrepentant felons hold power—either directly or through proxies—and where criminal behavior is not just tolerated but rewarded. Felonocracy describes a political order where the line between crime and governance has dissolved, where criminal networks operate openly, and where the state itself becomes a criminal enterprise. The term extends Scoundrelocracy to its logical conclusion: not just rogues, but actual felons—people who have crossed lines that were supposed to be absolute.

"When the president is a convicted felon, when his cabinet includes indicted criminals, when the party embraces lawbreakers as leaders—that's Felonocracy. Not just rule by scoundrels, but rule by felons. The state no longer prosecutes crime; it rewards it. The criminals aren't outside the system; they are the system."

by Dumu The Void March 5, 2026