Imaginist

Images in imagination brought to conscience and placed on display with visual art and thoughtful musing., Imaginist.

Sister Madly was reading her own imaginist mind and had thoughts and pictures form. She then went in to her media library and out web surfing to bring images to the thoughts in her mind that she also penned,

by CTBear September 26, 2015

imaginary friend with benefits

Coined from the terms imaginary friend and friend with benefits , an imaginary friend with benefits is most commonly found when a person is single, although it is not necessarily restricted to those outwith a relationship . They person will create an imaginary person that they will regularly engage in raunchy sexual activities with during either masturbation sessions or dreams. The qualifying features of a friend with benefits is that said person must be fully fabricated (not a celebrity or someone you know) and that they are a regular part of your self-pleasure routines.

Person 1: Did you hear Glen got a girlfriend?
Person 2: That's not a girlfriend - she's an imaginary friend with benefits. She only exists when he needs a little personal time.

by andthatshowwedoitgangnamstyle July 27, 2016

imagine not peeing your pants and pooping your underwear

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bro imagine not peeing your pants and pooping your underwear

by SirSlashyDucks February 10, 2022

ImagineEld

When somebody says this, it means they want to get beat up. Badly.

I stole the kids ipad and felt guilt so I ImagineELd

by MonkeyBoy12369420 January 31, 2023

Vain Imaginings

Vain Imaginings are those useless thoughts that go through a persons mind when they are being useless. The term is commonly used in religious documents. That's because God doesn't want people sitting on their ass doing nothing all day.

I spent my entire vacation enthralled in vain imaginings.

by MultiFest October 2, 2017

debate your imagination

In political debates, when someone asserts an opinion that cannot be supported by evidence--usually something that has been debunked by fact-checkers for several years and is often in Alex Jones territory--we should respond that we're not obligated to "debate your imagination".

You claimed President Obama is a Muslim born in Kenya as a Manchurian Candidate in order to ruin the Constitution, confiscate all guns, lock up Christians in FEMA camps, and usher in the reign of the Anti-Christ, but you haven't shown evidence that it is a reality that exists outside your own head. Why do you think we're required to debate your imagination?

by jdubhub68 November 1, 2015

Figure of Imagination

That "girlfriend" of a friend that everyone has heard of but never seen.

"Shruti was Arvind's figure of imagination"

by RudeManForever November 14, 2017