enlabler

A judgmental person that helps perpetuate stereotypes.

Being such an enlabler anyone that hasn't sailed across an ocean is referred to as land lubber in his book.

by jimbonelson May 23, 2017

Enagle

getting caught up in something; in a situation

I'm so enagled in homework right now Andrew.

by super sexy mario September 11, 2023

Enagle

being too engrossed in something, to the point where you cannot do anything else.

Nathan, I can't go to the game tonight. I'm too enagle with my book.

by supercrazykirby September 11, 2023

fag enabler

A good person, who is accepting of most people, mainly homosexuals. Initially intended as an insult, but vastly unaffective seeing as most fag enablers are proud to be fag enablers.

-Did you hear about that fag enabler Heith Ledger?
-Yeah, it's a shame we lost such an open-minded person.

by Nathan Proctor March 3, 2008

Evable

(1) Exceedingly beyond believable;

(2)Transcending value which is self-evident;

(3) Aetherically ethic;

(4) Steeped in silence, imparted through being;

(5) Loved by children, demonstrably so;

(6) Capable to a fine degree.

The word is liquid and not of a consonant value applying to a wide range of definitions which are linked to their cause and must be applied according to context.

(1) "Her performance was so Evable."

(2) "Her mere presence is beyond words, she's Evable."

(3) Difficult to define or anchor, so must be expressed through actions as in, "Her Swanlike Serenity and Leonine Grace are Evable."

(4)"Upon meeting her, she never said a word to him, leaving him Evable."

(5) "When Julia, Couperi and Madoc were asked if they'd like to give her a hug, they responded in Evable fashion."

(6) "'Who are you thinking of for the difficult part?' 'Someone that's Evable.'"

by Alphard Omega April 20, 2015

enabling friend (EF)

1) A friend who encourages extreme behaviour to 1) make themselves feel virtuous in comparison 2) make their companion feel as though everything they are doing is really not so bad after all. Both friends have to collude in the behaviour partnership for the relationship to work.

A shopaholic and an enabling friend will go shopping together. The enabling friend (EF) will buy two items and tell the shopaholic things like the real reason they buy is that they have excellent taste, love beautiful things and really deserve them because they work so hard and encourage the partner to buy ten things. The EF then reassures herself or himself that (s)he's very restrained and frugal compared to his or her companion.
The same applies to going drinking with someone who has an alcohol problem.

by Sarah McCartney September 10, 2006

Miss Erable

Being unmatched in misery

Being Miss Erable is singularly sad.

by Hercolena Oliver May 2, 2010