semilore

a girl or boy who is highly attrative

she looked like a Semilore in that dress

by runuplane October 20, 2016

semicomma

A semicomma is a term mistakenly used instead of the term semicolon.

This is a semicomma: ;

He said, "You use semicomma!"

You must use a semicomma in that situation.

This is a sentence with a semicomma:
He used a semicomma; therefore, he did not know that the semicomma was indeed called a semicolon.

by random individual November 9, 2010

and that's on semicolon

basically like 'that's on period' but with a twist cause you ain't finished talking yet.

Girl: real a** b**** give a f*** bout a n****-
Other Girl: and that's on semicolon sis; period.

by ionknowwhatsgoingon September 8, 2019

semicolon

A programmer's bane. Required by most programming langauges to seperate commands. The semicolon will usually render an entire program useless and force the programmer to search every line for that goddamn semicolon.

Programmer: I wrote a program to find the answer to life, the universe, and everything and I left out a semicolon! Fjsk!

by Tiko March 20, 2004

semiautomagic

SemiautoMagic is a play on the word semiautomatic, and describes a modern day setting when magic can be used as a weapon.

SemiAutoMagic was also the working title for The Dresden Files, a series of books (and a sky 1 tv show) by Jim butcher.

by Paul Cat July 17, 2007

Semiat

A highly intelligent, smart person, who has a deep insight on things. They have a way of figuring out things without knowing, and they can be very mysterious at times. Most people do not understand them, until they real investigate it. They are critical when it comes to grades or challenging tasks they have to take on. They are diligent workers who enjoy writing poetry. They have a very odd obsession with drawing flowers and they will always try their hardest to come out on top.

An intelligent person may be defined as semiat.

by emijeemi January 8, 2012

semironic

(adj.) making use of irony partly for the purpose of disguising some genuine interest or affection; using irony to explain a guilty pleasure or a nostalgic attachment

Person 1: Why are you wearing that Power Rangers shirt?
Person 2: Well, at first it was supposed to be ironic, but I actually like the shirt now, so I guess it's only semironic.
Person 1: Oh. That almost makes sense.

by accostcodexterslab November 18, 2013