A-Pose Gliding

This is when an NPC in a videogame is bound to a moving key while the animation for the movement has hung, creating the impression that the NPC is smoothly gliding across the ground while otherwise motionless.

Producer: So, bugs for today include random A-Pose Gliding on the forest map.

by k80theshade April 17, 2023

Aponemia

To describe the feeling of nostalgia in a place you've never been t9

Person 1: It feels really nostalgic here but I've never been here.

Person 2: You're feeling aponemia.

by N4ppy May 24, 2023

Ayosexual

A follower of twitter user @ayotund3 who is sexually attracted to him and his tweets

You're so cool, how do I become an ayosexual?

by Robinson! June 17, 2023

apotelesm

The research apotelesm was an invention Patent submitted to WIPO (World Intellectual Property) , a United Nations agency.

The research apotelesm was an invention Patent submitted to WIPO (World Intellectual Property) , a United Nations agency.

by AthanasiosZ July 13, 2023

apodermamm

'apo|dœ r|m'am̩m̩

An adjective used synonymously for the word "sporadical". Of Germanic origin and originating from an abysmally embarassing spelling mistake in the word "spiderman".

Adverb: apodermammy // 'apo|dœ r|m'am̩m̩y

Tasmanian Devils are an apodermamm species only inhabiting a tiny part of the world.

Wars occur quite apodermammy these days.

by Oxford Dictionary Intendant July 15, 2024

apotent

being powerless (NOT metaphorically)

opposite of omnipotent

After Jorrick died, he stop moving and became apotent

by sammy6798 September 24, 2023

Apostrophet

Derived from the pop-cultural lexicon, during the 21st century, "Apostrophet" functions as a linguistic marker denoting the conclusion of a statement or argument. Notably utilized due to its rarity yet undeniable truth, this term ascends metaphorically and literally beyond conventional punctuation, surpassing the customary period ("."). Additionally, it paints an image of a literally ascending punctuation mark, at the top of a word.

It is most commonly used by Teenage Singaporean Art-School kids. Founder of the word is remained anonymous but is known of.

Bananas are berries, yet Strawberries are not. Apostrophet’

by Apostrophe’ January 1, 2024