Pluviscute

From Latin 'pluvis', meaning 'rain', and 'scutum', meaning 'shield', 'pluviscute' means 'umbrella'.

A: I forgot my pluviscute!
B: No worries, we can share mine.

by yossiyossiyossigoygoygoy July 6, 2018

Psychosolitudinal pluviafrisson

When you're in a public situation with little to no people and your mind tricks you into a state of lone nature and aesthetically pleasing rain gives you frisson. All at the same time.

"I love Psychosolitudinal pluviafrisson man!"
"So do I"

by Rheinedeuneerlechtereichensene February 3, 2023

Smadzeņu pūviens

Brainrot in latvian

elza un zanda is smadzeņu pūviens

by zandatrons un bbg June 1, 2024

« après la pluie, le batton »

is an expression commonly used in Algeria. and it means that after a series of sad events, more will come!

Ania: « je suis triste »
Rasha:« après la pluie, le batton »

by iloveghiles August 30, 2022

folie a plusieurs

A delusion shared by many. E.g., Trump Derangement Syndrome.

I know many liberals feel justified in having Trump Derangement Syndrome, but it's just a folie a plusieurs

by Princess Daphne September 1, 2022