aestheticc

A cooler version of aesthetic with two c's. Often used with spaced out letters and all caps.

A E S T H E T I C C

is aestheticc

by UnluckyCollegeKid March 15, 2017

Cannabis aesthetics

The action of trying to break the stigma of lazy stoner and being as precise , proper & polished when it comes to cannabis for the best possible overall experience for the consumer . While giving the best possible life to the plant simultaneously.

The cannabis aesthetics of the way “x” grows their cannabis is absolutely phenomenal!

From smell , taste , looks , potency It checks all the boxes .

The attention to detail .

by LowTempTimmy June 28, 2022

Assthetic

A cooler way of saying aesthetic, Usually used by pros

Damn that fortnite emote is very Assthetic

by BiggieCheeseDrip69 February 7, 2021

Simp-athetic

When a simp feels bad for you just to fuck you

Girl: "I broke my ankle today."
Simp: "Oh my god I hope it gets better."
Girl: "Thanks!"
Simp: "Ok lets fuck now"
Girl's friend: "Begone S I M P"
Girl's friend: "He's just being simp-athetic

by Angery Goomba Except not February 29, 2020

Aesthetically Challenged

Unable to appreciate art, beauty and sensualism.

There is no point in taking mom to the museum, she's aesthetically challenged.

by NearlyMad March 4, 2014

Aesthetica

Aesthetica is a term being used to describe the aesthetic reconstruction of congenital or acquired deformity.

Aesthetica is performed at sites other than face of course, with examples in breast cancer reconstruction with the use of cosmetic implants, contralateral mastopexy or breast reduction, and the modified Brazilian Abdominoplasty for ‘no drains ‘massive weight loss (MWL) excisional surgery.

by UKAAPS July 5, 2017

anesthetist

An advanced practice Registered Nurse who spends at least one year working in an Intensive Care Unit after graduation then does a 27-36 month residency learning every type of anesthesia. Once graduated from the advanced anesthesia training, a CRNA must pass a national accreditation exam . Nurse Anesthetists were the first medical specialty to practice anesthesia and studies have shown there to be no difference in patient outcomes between MD and CRNA anesthetics.

My femoral nerve block along with my popliteal block sure did help with my postoperative pain, I’m so glad my anesthetist put those in prior to my surgery!

by Peace Love Peace May 9, 2018