Equally Important

That is fucking hilarious! It's hilarious that you make that distinction.

Hym "Ha! Right! 'Equally important.' So, 'Not at all' but I have to share that lack of importance with you. Hilarious! Absolutely fucking hilarious! I'm not going to do it, but, it's funny!"

by Hym Iam May 19, 2025

equal matter

equal matter is when matter and anti-matter fuze together without making a reaction or explosion wich could also be fuel for things made under extreme preasure such as black holes ect.

i made a supermassive black hole out of equal matter in sector 9a

by bigger number July 27, 2025

Equal

You're not my equal and you are doing this to make the chasm seem smaller.

Hym "You're not my equal."

by Hym Iam August 7, 2025

Equarchy

A system of society or government in which every group holds the power and no one is excluded from it.

Origin: Equa- + -Archy

I prefer an equarchy over a patriarchy.

by Shugunou August 11, 2025

Equagonist

A character in a story who is neither the protagonist or the deuteragonist, but someone who is as equally as important as the main character. An equagonist shares equal narrative weight, shaping the story alongside the protagonist.

The equagonist alongside the protagonist helped to settle the debate.

by 15574326 September 3, 2025

The equality.

Also referred to as "Teh equality". <br>You in relation to your love interest/the addition. Called the equality because you think you're their equal.

Mandi: "OMG he and I are perfect. I am the equality."<br>Heather: *nods*

by Heather (Ya Know) December 26, 2007

Banana Equals Three

banana equals three: When an argument gets to the point where neither side have anything new to say but are both convinced they are correct.

It is a less wussy way of saying "let's agree to disagree"

Geek #1: Hey man, you rolled twice!
Geek #2: I didn't, that roll didn't count so I rolled again and got double 6's!
Geek #1: Dude, it was a bad roll, admit it!
Geek #2: Ok, banana equals three ok?
Geek #1: Fine.

by PinheadMcJagger September 30, 2011