mensabation

Incessant, extended discourse on a subject during social interaction time at a Mensa meeting. When engaging in mensabation, the speaker drones on seemingly forever, saying essentially nothing to an audience of one. He/she is oblivious to the fact that no one else is listening.

That guy is really into mensabation!

by Travelingmankc December 28, 2016

mentalizational

Someone crazy and totally out there

That girl is mentalizational

by Cutiepie24570 January 23, 2017

mewtilation

Da vicious clawing dat Garfield frequently inflicts upon Jon when he's upset with him.

I could never understand how Jon heals so fast after one of Garfield's infamous mewtilations --- in the next day's cartoon, he always looks fine and unblemished.

by QuacksO April 17, 2021

meatflation

It means the inflation of meat prices

Walmarts prices on meat is ridiculous, it's meatflation 2021

by DUBSTEP_JEDI November 9, 2021

METAgation

The peppering of the timeline of a Page Administrator with suggestions to engage peers-at-best for the same services he or she offers, with no apparent commitment to reciprocity.

Just once, can they scrap all this Metagation and float me a link for a same-genre songwriter in my time zone who is willing to barter accompaniment?

by Zappin' Nap March 15, 2023

Metavation

Metaphysical Motivation

Applying metaphysical principles to transform and elevate your life.

I've been seeing a lot of Metavation on social media recently, my algorithm is fire.

by Metavation January 30, 2025

Metarationality

Rationality about rationality—the systematic examination of what rationality is, how it operates, how it varies across contexts, and how it relates to other modes of thought. Metarationality asks second-order questions: What counts as rational in different domains? How do rational standards change over time? How do different cultures conceptualize rationality? What are the limits of rational thought? How does rationality relate to emotion, intuition, tradition, and faith? It also examines pathologies of rationality—how rational systems can produce irrational outcomes, how claims to rationality can mask power, how rational standards can exclude legitimate ways of knowing. Metarationality is rationality reflecting on itself, seeking not just to be rational but to understand what rationality is and what it might become.

Example: "Her metarationality analysis showed how the 'rationality' of modern economics excludes considerations of justice, sustainability, and human flourishing—not because these are irrational, but because the particular rationality of economics has been built to exclude them."

by Dumu The Void March 16, 2026