oneirogenic

oneirogenic: Any substance that causes a lucid dream, vivid dream in noticeable color and resonance, used for the sole purpose of "finding ones self" albeit a vison quest, a soul journey or to understand the meaning of dreams with the help of said substance that can enhance the recall, and vividness of ones dreams. oneiro meaning dreams and -genic suffix meaning producing from or generating.

Comparison: Hallucinogenic meaning any substance causing hallucinations and oneirogenic meaning causing dreams.

Valerian root and Calea are considered oneirogenic

by Bradleyhottie September 4, 2006

oner

A writer without a crew. Now it's just a way of saying you are the first one with that name. Almost everyone puts "one" or "oner" after their name, hence the meaning of it is slowly losing importance in the graffiti world.

Among oner don't rep a crue.

Among one is the first one writing among.

by Amongone June 10, 2007

Oneirataxia

Oneirataxia is a symptom where one person is incapable of distinguishing fantasy and reality.

Oneirataxia gives me a disability

by Chezbegurs December 22, 2018

oneiria

A place of dreams where anything is possible.

Take Me To Oneiria
The Land Of My Dreams
Take Me To Oneiria
Because Im Inlove with You It seems

by JCM Fan Club September 10, 2005

onerepublic

A freaking excellent band which is basically mug cake for the ears. There are only two types of people in the world, people who like OneRepublic and liars.

"Wow have you heard OneRepublic's album Native yet?"
"YES AND IT IS MUG CAKE."

by fuckoffimnotgivingyouapseudony March 20, 2013

oneitis

Mickey Black's definition is fucking retarded.

There is only one simple explanation for the term: An unhealthy romantic obsession or fixation for/on one person. This mental disease will often interfere with your ability to attract said person, due to your clingyness.

I'm suffering from oneitis because I have a massive crush on that one girl who works at that one store.

by Sroek July 8, 2010

Oneiros

ONEIROS, a personification of dream, and in the plural of dreams. According to Homer, Dreams dwell on the dark shores of the western Oceanus (Od. xxiv. 12 ). The deceitful dreams would come through an ivory gate, while the true ones issue from a gate made of horn. (Od. xix. 562, &c.) Hesiod (Theog. 212) calls dreams the children for the children of night, and Ovid (Met. xi. 633), who calls them children of Sleep, mentions three of them by name: Morpheus, Icelus or Phobetor, and Phantasos. Euripides called them sons of Gaea, and conceived them as genii with black wings.

Oneiros is a powerfull Mage, (White Mage) ruler of the Dreams and Desires of all mortals.

A great light blinded me, for i was standing before the Ivory Gate. Oneiros stood before me, and i dropped to my knees.

by Oneiros (The book of Pandemonium) May 5, 2007