anorak

Derogatory term, most frequently directed at people who obsessively pursue hobbies which consist almost entirely of gathering information about a favourite topic, generally a fairly benign and arcane device such as a specific type of computer. Origins possibly explained by the information-gatherer collectives' peculiar habit of wearing outdoor clothing or jackets at socially inappropriate or awkward times such as at the dinner table or in bed.

Simon, we have been watching TV for thirty minutes now, are you going to take your anorak off?

by Jonny Random June 1, 2007

anorap

er, its hard to define. sort of like 'word', but more specific and less true of the universe as a whole. but still, i mean, GD, anorap really *is* the shit.

dude, that movie (rotk) was wikitly sweetxorz. owh dawg! like distilled anorap!!!

by Tbaglor February 23, 2008

anorlemic

An anorexic bulimic. A woman with no self esteem who ties her entire existence to having the appearance of a skeleton.

Ana has starved and purged herself into an anorlemic skeleton.

by KImCobain March 4, 2015

Amoral

Having no morals, holding nothing sacred.

A person who is amoral doesn't have morals.

by Solid Mantis June 21, 2018

anoradar

Anorexia radar. This is what one person experiences when he or she believes one of his or her friends is or is becoming anorexic.

"Have you seen Paul lately? He's a blip on my anoradar. I never see him eat anything."

by 3Dradio December 9, 2008

statistical anomaly

Fate, or extremely low chances, or likelihood, of an event happening on its own due to statistical data proving otherwise.

I didn't think I was ever going to see you again! Then you turn up on my doorstep like-
A statistical anomaly?
Well I was gunna say fate, but yes.

by Modizzlemynizzle February 8, 2017

facebook anomaly

When a Facebook announcement about something is way off base, such as announcing that a long term couple has broken up when in reality someone just checked the wrong box or didn't want to specify their relationship status anymore, or was simply having a joke.

Often results in a flood of posts from people offering sympathy, with the occasional post demanding to know whether it is true or not.

tell me it's not true! This is a facebook anomaly right?!

by franklin j wright January 4, 2009