obsanity

combonation of obscene and insanity, used to describe something rediclous

when bob's full house was beat by four of a kind, he claimes thats obsanity

by bobert September 26, 2004

obscane

adj.

pronounced; "aub-sane"

alt.; obscanity, obscanities

A conjunction of the words obscene and insane, used predominatly by my "inner circle" to describe situations and events that are simply too outrageous and/or ridiculous to be described by any existing word in Webster's Dictionary. It is a word reserved ONLY for extrenuating circumstance.

1.) Did you see what that bitch was wearing?! Holy crap! Feathers & sequins?! That is so obscane!

by Nins December 7, 2006

obsessable

(adj.) obsession-worthy

J: "Omg, she's so pretty... totally obsessable"

by HAuguste June 30, 2008

Obstrosis

Adj. Overly Large in size when in comparison with another object/item/thing; similar in nature.

He has an obstrosis pimple on the day of his photo shoot.

by Reprac February 3, 2010

Obsorve

To observe and absorb simultaneously, i.e. to watch and learn.

1. The best way to learn how to do something is to find an expert at that something and obsorve what they do.

2. During most of my lab classes we just sat around and obsorved what the prof did.

by Bibliomancer February 28, 2013

obscurant

One who willfully hides information, especially to prevent others from attaining knowledge or wisdom; also, tending to obscure, pertaining to the act of obscuring.

"Why are you being such an obscurant!"

by Luddz June 8, 2015

observable universe

The universe is, give or take, around 13.8 billion years old, and therefore the furthest objects we can see are 13.7 billion light years away. However the universe is forever expanding and therefore by the time we see the object, it has already moved billions of light years away, making the sphere of the observable universe (technically) larger than 13.7 billion light years in radius. The actual size of the observable universe is closer to 46.6 billion light years in radius, due to all the expansion and contains over 2 trillion galaxies. Everywhere in the universe has a point such as this, as our universe is theoretically infinite.

The observable universe contain all that we can know of about the cosmos at this very moment. Despite all we know, however, life itself, sentient or otherwise, has only been confirmed to exist on Sol III, otherwise known as good old planet Earth!

by Rhys0806 October 30, 2017