autolearn

When you learn a word and its definition from autocorrect.

I autolearn from my phone all the time! Thanks autocorrect, you're the best!

by Kcleew October 26, 2015

Automysophobia

Automysophobia the fear of dirt/germs or being dirty

If you have contamination OCD you might also have Automysophobia

by psychoticvoid June 11, 2020

Autotyped

For when you intend to type something and typed something else entirely

"What I meant was "party" not "cranberry", autotyped"

"Sorry man, I autotyped. It's a bit of an issue"

by thespinningturtle May 10, 2021

Aurolyn

* Your first name makes you self-reliant, creative in practical ways, and an independent diligent worker.
* You work best alone making your own decisions as it is not always easy for you to respond to the advice and direction of others as you feel the need to be in control.
* You enjoy the simple pleasures of life especially activities that take you outdoors.
* You have a few good friends who enjoy similar activities.
* Living much within your own thoughts and finding it challenging to communicate easily with others, you are, at times, too candid and honest in your assessment of situations.
* You feel this separation from others and would give anything to be always lighthearted and friendly instead of serious and shy.
Health Analysis
* You could suffer with head tension, or any weakness relative to the heart, lungs, or bronchial organs.

Aurolyn is a wonderful, eccentric and gifted person.

by New York66 November 23, 2021

Autoluigification

When infighting within an organization or other compact causes a collapse - often in a highly destructive manner.

Bob was really talking shit about Alice in the last meeting. I suspect that company is about to undergo an autoluigification.

by AlfieAlfs December 27, 2024

autogynephile

A man turned on by the idea of being a woman, exhibiting autogynephilia.

Nick, an autogynephile, enjoys sexting strangers in chat rooms pretending to be a young woman.

by Southern Twink February 10, 2025

Autogyros

Aircraft that use an unpowered, freely rotating rotor (like a helicopter's) for lift and a conventional propeller for forward thrust. Unlike helicopters, the rotor isn't powered by an engine; it auto-rotates due to aerodynamic forces as the craft moves forward. This makes them mechanically simpler, more stable, and capable of very short takeoffs and landings, though they cannot hover. They are the quirky, efficient hybrids of fixed-wing planes and helicopters, often seen as utilitarian workhorses.

Autogyros Example: In Mad Max: Fury Road, the character Corpus Colossus scouts from a jury-rigged Autogyro. A real-world example is a forestry service using a rugged autogyro for low-speed aerial surveys of remote terrain, benefiting from its short runway needs and safety in case of engine failure.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 3, 2026