urban thesaurus

A source used to find synonyms of words not easily found in normal dictionaries.

by Andy September 25, 2003

urban thesaurus

A great idea. A place to find not just what something is but other ways to express yourself.

Me ~ "I was looking for some new way to say 'later' but Urban Dictionary wasn't any help."

Someone Else ~ "Yep, I sure wish there was an Urban Thesaurus!"

Me ~ (Bursting into tears) "B-B-b-but there's noooooooottt."
(sniff sniff)

by BennyBraBra February 7, 2008

THEsaurus

THE ONE dinosaur who was so "the shit", that he needed no prefix.

Daaaaym, THEsaurus is so the shit!

Rar.

by Craptoidilus February 24, 2008

Alabama Thesaurus

The only thesaurus where Cousin and Wife are synonyms.

The Alabama thesaurus only costs $9.99 in most parts of the United States. In the south it costs your sister.

by The Papa John June 5, 2010

Normalizing Thesaurus

Corporate Media resource to describe donald trump's treasonous actions with bland terms

The New York Times reported on donald trump's speech at Mt. Rushmore as "ominous," which is a word journalists found in their Normalizing Thesaurus. "ugh, those fucking guys" Carl exclaimed after reading his morning paper

by Uncle Joosie July 6, 2020

Thesaurus

A thesaurus is a reference work that lists words grouped together according to similarity of meaning (containing synonyms and sometimes antonyms), in contrast to a dictionary, which contains definitions and pronunciations.

The largest thesaurus in the world is the Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary, which contains more than 920,000 entries.

Girl at library: Excuse me, where is the thesaurus found here?

Librarian: It's at the "reference" or the "non-fiction" section.

Girl: OK, thank you~

by Final Fantasy DUNDUNDUN October 8, 2011

Theosaurus

The dinosaur god, or the lord of all the great lizards. A unique specimen, the skeleton of which has never been found, but the image of which appears in many of the earliest cave paintings, depicted as a giant bearded lizard seated on a cloud or floating in a celestial environment.

Early Brontosauri used to raise their heads and low to the sky in praise of the mighty Theosaurus.

Later Brontosauri built piles of rubble in homage to him.

So we assume...

by thesvenhunter April 24, 2006