nekromantix

One of the greatest phycobilly bands ever. They where all born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark. members of nekromantix are kim nekroman (coffinbass), Peter Sandorff (guitar), and Kristian Sandorff (drums).

nekromantix, RETURN OF THE LOVING DEAD.

by Julian October 23, 2003

Necromancer

A magik(c) user who is devoted to the study of life and death and specialises in spells and incantations to with people both alive and dead.

by Ozzy July 9, 2003

The Necromancers

The Necromancers are a group of discord raiders that sit around on their chairs launching invasions on Nation-grade servers. They first gained their presence in N grade when United States of America (LoS member-state) was destroyed. The main existence of NA was to bring down N grade.

Larper 1: The Necromancers just destroyed our server.
Larper 2: Sorry about that, lets re-build your server shall we?

by Bacterion April 5, 2022

Necrofaggotry

Necrofaggotry: Acts preformed by Necrofags

What Twink did to Maxipad's corpse after he got hit by that car was total necrofaggotry.

by Skittlezz August 10, 2007

necropalypse

ne·crop·a·lypse: n. Common vernacular for the total sum of the changes that will be experienced across all aspects of life at the point when the animated dead have risen in sufficient number to thoroughly disrupt the normal order of the world. (zombies taking over the world)

Ex. "Gregory - it's not the rapture. It's the necropalypse."

by Thul December 20, 2007

necropatafeelia

necro-pat-a-feel-ia
The action of head pating someone's corpse and liking it.

Ramen: -is dead-
Ghosty: owo pat @Ramen
Chata: wow some weird thing you are into ghosty
Ghosty: Don't just me because I like necropatafeelia

by DictionChata November 18, 2020

neuromarketing

Neuromarketing is the study of the brain’s responses to advertising, the brands encountered in our daily lives, and all the associated messages and images that are strewn throughout the cultural landscape of everyday life.

It is a controversial new field of marketing which uses medical technologies such as functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) -- not to heal, but to sell products.

In an fMRI neuromarketing study of men's reactions to cars, Daimler-Chrysler has found that sportier models activate the brain's reward centers -- the same areas that light up in response to alcohol and drugs -- as well as activating the area in the brain that recognizes faces, which may explain people's tendency to anthropomorphize their cars.

by Chrissy L October 8, 2006