phenomenillogical

The act of attempting to explain a series of independent events using a theory that does not logically follow from the observations.

Lois: Peter, I saw a really good deal on this used car in a newspaper.
Peter: Oh no. I knew a guy who bought a used car through a newspaper. Ten years later, BAM! Herpes.

Peter's assumption that one inevitably gets herpes from a used car bought through a newspaper is, generally speaking, illogical, and therefore a phenomenillogical understanding of his experiences.

by tripp's left toe May 31, 2010

Phenomenamolies

Something that is both a phenomenon and an anomaly.

Whittney: I will tell you about all of the phenomenamolies we discovered in the genomic analysis.

by Thezapper April 11, 2013

phenomenological

a better version of "phenomenal"

wow dude, that's phenomenological!

by ifuckrats737 May 25, 2022

phenomenalness

Is the thing that makes you special! Sets you apart from others and carry deep inside you. No one can take it away but you can share it with others.

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by Bronsen Stoltz June 1, 2018

phenomenance

being a supreme being, unleashing a higher level of excellence

i set the phenomenance loose last night and peeple were afraid

by jbird79 October 10, 2011

Phenomenally Breathtaking

A preferable alternative to "pretty," or "gorgeous," especially when attempting to sound intelligent. Most commonly used by the unintelligent when describing nature.

The foliage is phenomenally breathtaking.

by ChewyPIGS July 18, 2011

phenomenal

Adj. Used to describe someone who is neither extraordinary nor unusual; but to do the complete opposite. It is used to mock someone, to make someone who has no special talents or traits, think they are "Phenomenal".

Diana says to a illiterate, 18 year old boy: "Your phenomenal at reading!"

by Mr. Sexy July 28, 2008