Genessee

The most beautiful girl in the world. She is sweet but will stand up for herself.

I wish I were Genessee.

by anonymous January 11, 2021

Genesic

1. Conjugation of the word Genesis. Connotates "from the origin" or "original" when placed before a noun.

2. Engrish word often mistranslated as Genetic.

3. Short for "Genesic GaoGaiGar", though used only by the handful of people that know about it.

MazinKaiser is to Mazinger what Genesic GaoGaiGar is to GaoGaiGar.

by Amami Mamoru January 22, 2005

genessa

A girl who is always talking about her feelings with someone she really trusts. She is really nice and very competitive. She doesn't want to be conceited but she should know she is beautiful. Genessa is more of a female Mexican soccer player.

Genessa: I have a probem...
Friend: Ok then. What is it?
Genessa: Well it's-
Friend: I think you should...

by Therapist Friend December 7, 2013

genesising

To begin, start, like Genesis starts the bible off.

Man I'm not even close to done, I'm just genesising!

by twanio May 14, 2006

Genesys

Usually a Latina girl with beautiful long brown hair . She’s very bright and bubbly but can also isolate and be hermit at times . She’s very creative and wears her heart on a sleeve . She’ll cry about the smallest offenses and is a child at heart. Genesys usually will ride or die for her friends and is usually accepting of most people. She makes the loner feel included and hates cats. Like to have fun , usually a heavy drinker or smoker but doesn’t do hardcore drugs. Great kisser 10/10 . Overall she’s a great girl.

Hey who bought you that drink?
Genesys did !

Omg I want to meet her

by Monkeymeat69 November 22, 2021

OPUS GENERIS

OPUS GENERIS is a suite of five classical poems which give a dialectical, forward-moving, depersonalized picture of the gender-identity formation process in terms of traditional classical myth. The aim was to do justice to both the telos of heterosexual marriage and child-rearing, as affirmed by the Judaeo-Christian moral tradition, AND the zigs and zags of the identity formation process, as covered in classical poetry, and all in the context of a night's poetic entertainment in two languages and various meters.
Catullus, Cybele and Attis (Latin, galliambics, failure to escape from the mother)
Pindar, Olympian #1 (Greek, epinician, powerful male figure pulls boy away)
Odyssey Book II (Greek, hexameters, boy tries to play the man independently and fails)
Ovid, Daphne & Apollo (Latin, hexameters, boy turns from playing with boys to pursuing a girl)
The aim is not to court controversy as being pro or anti trans, or pro or anti pedophilia. The aim is to provide material that is well balanced enough to provoke interesting and necessary discussion.

Before OPUS GENERIS, study of sexuality was balkanized into Christians obsessed with marriage and child-rearing as the one true sexual orientation, and fetish-based people obsessed with every other kind of sexual outlet, all of which is regarded by Christians as sexual DISorientation. Having studied OPUS GENERIS, people began to see the gender-identity formation process as a dialectic in which one sexual focus gave way to the next.
Matthew Barney's five-part opus THE CREMASTER CYCLE was a major inspiration for OPUS GENERIS, as was Genesis's The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. The way Christian "conversion therapy" programs failed to cover the necessary territory was a very powerful motivator.

by Didaskalos January 27, 2022

Generisize

The act of making something generic. Implies that it was non-generic before.

I've Generisized the algorithm

by Joel D. Martinez April 4, 2007