Epic gamer Munter

someone who plays videogames and munts regularly

"Hey bro, do you wanna head down to the cemetery and munt your grandma after we play some minecraft?"
"Yeah lets do that, we have to keep the epic gamer munter streak going."

by The munting gigachad January 31, 2025

epsilon

antonym of 'sigma', 'alpha' : a derogatory term for a person who's behaving foolishly, rudely or incomrephensively

Joe: This game is trash, all my teammates are epsilons!
Mama: Wash the damn dishes you're the real epsilon here!

by sheiboo January 31, 2025

epiphany

A major ‘aha’ moment when your brain finally loads the update it’s been ignoring, and suddenly everything just clicks

Bro, I just had an epiphany—I've been chasing a dry texter for months 💀, I gotta move on fr.

by aninath._ February 4, 2025

Ephemora

A fleeting, hard-to-define emotional sensation triggered by certain songs, places, or moments. Each experience of ephemora feels unique, though it can occasionally be felt again, often unpredictably. It isn’t tied to nostalgia or familiarity but arises spontaneously, leaving a subtle, lingering impression before fading.

I felt a strong ephemora when listening to Ventura Highway by America.

by bentiB February 5, 2025

epstein

when someone releases notes, files, videos or commentary that has already been released and provides nothing new for it's viewers or readers

The show Have I Got News For You - U.S. just pulled another epstein with their latest "Best of" video. Everyone has seen it already.

by timmmmber January 17, 2026

epstein

when someone releases notes, files, videos or commentary that has already been released and provides nothing new for it's viewers or readers

The show Have I Got News For You - U.S. just pulled another epstein with their latest "Best of" video. Everyone has seen it already.

by timmmmber January 17, 2026

Episcatology

The study of how authorities control and weaponize end-time narratives, prophecies, or crises to shape behavior, obedience, and belief in the present. Not about how the world ends — but who gets to decide the story of the end.

“The government wasn’t predicting collapse — it was practicing episcatology, using fear of the future to manage people now.”

by Soy Rosa January 24, 2026