Limin

Limin ( li'-min ) (n) a conscious perception of one's surroundings; awareness. (v, possessive) to be aware of one's surroundings;

Word Creation:
Definition of subliminal: a subtle sensory stimulus that one is not aware of its existence but may in some manner respond to it; below the threshold of conscious perception

So ... removing the greek prefix of sub- (meaning under, less than), liminal should mean the threshold of conscious perception, and noting that the suffix -al means the act of, being ...

Noun Uses:
Ex Joey had such a limin that he had to tell his mom.
Ex I feel like my limin is off today

Verb uses:
I chose to be limining instead of letting my mind wander.

A person can never have too much limin, there is no absolute liminal state; talking with others about one's limin becomes a comparative / relational noun.

Other possible uses:
Adjective?
Liminly experiencing the music festival
The liminable judge carefully examined the evidence before her.

Negative?
"You totally don't limin!"

by Doc DJG July 21, 2006

lamping

Portmanteau of street slang and hacker talk. Lamping is chilling out coding. Originally popularized from the phrase "Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP", the acronym "LAMP" now refers to a generic software stack model.

Grab a dutch we're at my place lamping.

by desmondsdrums October 21, 2015

Lamping

Chilling, hanging out, cooling down after a gongshow.

Guy #1 "After that broad we tag teamed last night, we was lampin' for hours just holdin' our testosterones!"
Guy #2 "Gross man, did not want to hear that."

by the product September 5, 2005

lamping

hanging out, relaxing, just chilling. a football team came up with it. if that means anytihng

im just lamping tonight.

by cnschick January 28, 2009

LAMPING

TO ACT LIKE A LAMP. PLACING A LAMP SHADE ON ONES HEAD AND PRETENDING TO BE A LAMP.

PLANKING IS SOO OLD SCHOOL! LAMPING IS THE NEW TREND.

by THE813 July 24, 2011

Lumping

When a man wears pants that are too small for him, and he puts his package on one side of the seam. The effect this has is of a large lump going partially down the side of one of the pant legs.

The opposite of flossing.

From the verb "To Lump"

Dude, Scott wore those pants that are a size too small for him yesterday, and decided on lumping it. I almost threw up.

by Jerry Moonmixe Fondelo January 18, 2008

cold lampin'

hanging out doing nothing; not unlike a lamp which does not move

yeah, we be lampin'

by veeman January 6, 2003