Curiosity

Is what the postmodern Neo-Marxist are against? And the Giodorno Bruno and Galileo-burning Christians are for that? Really Jordan?

Hym "They are against the curiosity and adventure that comes with doing what God wants to placate the religious delusion that everything would be fine if we all just shut up and did the incest cult. Couldn't possibly be the 'being demonized for things that are beyond your control part.' Demonization LITERALLY cannot exist outside of the paradigm your incest cult creates. You would need to come up with an entirely different term. And doesn't you religion do literally all of the cult shit you're trying to accuse the postmodernist of doing? I'm pretty sure I saw a Genetically modified skeptic about that exact thing."

by Hym Iam August 20, 2024

Courious

The better way to say Curious, like a lot better.

I’m so courious about birds

by Peakkk January 21, 2024

Curiosity killed the Lil John John

When someone wants to know about another buisness out of curiosity

Yeah i knew someone named icey he was real curious till he found out why Curiosity killed the Lil John John

by Just facts for the mind December 8, 2023

Curiosinquiritivestateofvibecheckification

A humorous, exaggerated and ultra-creative way of asking “What's up?”, especially when you're curious about someone’s current vibe, emotional state, or energy level. Perfectly crafted for friends with a taste for linguistic drama and meme-worthy energy.

Friend 1: “Bro, Curiosinquiritivestateofvibecheckification?”
Friend 2: “Haha! I’m chillin', energy at 85%, emotions stable. You tell?”

by Mr.Vibedetective April 7, 2025

crious

cute quirky slang for serious

are you crious girl…

Yes! I’m being crious

by ogoshbabes January 8, 2026

Shitty curiosity

The act of fingering or scratching your ass and sniffing it out of curiosity.

When Joe scratched his ass and out of shitty curiosity, he sniffed his finger and I lost my lunch.

by Jtf1993 June 18, 2017

post-surgery curiosity

Refers to the common occurrence of a patient’s asking the doctor to show him the “nasty” (i.e., a lodged foreign object, gall/kidney stone, tumor, infection-colony x-ray, etc.) that was removed, and thus his intense suffering in finally alleviated. Deep-framing said undesirable for display on the person’s wall is optional.

Children are most often the patients exhibiting post-surgery curiosity, such as wanting to see a thorn/splinter (“No WONDER this was paining you so much --- just look how big and ugly it is!”) after it’s been extracted from their hurting appendage.

by QuacksO September 7, 2018