sockology

The study of giving sock or sock like properties to an object or person. Objects with these sock like properties are identified with the use of the word strum on the end of the word. (Derived from the superhero Leibstrom)

Lets do some sockology!
- Hairstrum
- Spleenstrum
- You can see the genral idea,............................. sockology................retarded to say the least! But very useful in day to day life!

by Proffesor Leibstrom October 23, 2005

Stonology

The study of development between cannabis and culture, and how they effect one another

If you want to study cannabis,why not major in Stonology?

by T.D.Sensei April 9, 2021

sandology

The study of sand, surf, beaches, waves, water, shells, flotsam, jetsam, dunes, the coast, and the seaside. A never-ending course in the University of Life.

"What are you doing today?"

"I'm studying sandology"

"You mean you're going to the beach?"

"Um, well, er, yes!"

by beachcomber October 14, 2012

Reverse Sociology

The process of making one very confused and or angry

Stephen: cI'm not using Reverse Psychology I'm using Reverse Sociology ."
Kira:"SHUT UP!"

by DANKANOPILIS February 16, 2017

Sociology

Area of study relating to human behavior, culture, and understanding why people are the way they are, Upon acquiring sociological knowledge, one tends to alienate everyone around them, and is often misunderstood

Sociologist:"See you're view on reality is purly cognative"

Idiot:"You're mom's cognative"

S:"Thats sociology for ya,idiots"

by pissinyocherios January 31, 2009

Stonology

The study of being stoned. Studied by massing a large amount of buds, getting baked, and recording all of the dumb shit that occurs.

A: Dude what we doing tonight
B: Stonology experiment
A: Cool I'll bring the bong

by 420 Crusade November 22, 2010

abnormal sociology

the study of behaviour that widely deviates from accepted social patterns; the study of social ills

Knowledge of abnormal sociology is a must for the initiation of a social campaign against widespread social evils.

by uttam maharjan January 27, 2010