euphoria glasses

When somebody is wide-eyed and constantly spacing out because they are obsessed with thinking about something exciting that will happen to them soon.

Dude, Ethan is going to homecoming with Lynn tomorrow, no wonder he has his euphoria glasses on.

by SuperSingleton January 2, 2010

temporary euphoria

A release; a state of strong happiness, excitement, and well-being, almost like an escape.

“Temporary Euphoria Or a release. That’s like temporary happiness real quick” -Brent Faiyaz

by chu1ita03 August 11, 2022

Reverse Euphoria

When a traumatic event happens and a person is left in a state of shock, sadness, anxiety, and/or fear. Effects include, vomiting, nausea, intense chills, sudden and strong urges to itch, crying, immobility, a sense of sudden doom, and speech paralyzation. Effects may last up to 6 days, but usually wear off around 2-3.

After dissecting the rat, Calleigh went into a state of Reverse Euphoria.

by KimKScienceSucks February 7, 2022

Euphoria Boner

the boner a trans feminine person gets when they do something that gives them gender euphoria

person a: “i wore a skirt today and it gave me a boner for some reason”
person b: “that’s probably your euphoria boner!”

by transfemcel June 18, 2021

euphoria fluid

A term coined by Jeph Jacques of Questionable Content.

It describes male ejaculate. Similar terms are:

happy batter, joy juice, and glee-gloop.

"I say, good sir, you appear to have a dab of euphoria fluid on your cummerbund!" ~Marten

by RiskyPlissken October 21, 2010

Chocolate Euphoria

The 2008 post-election euphoria associated with the election of the first African American president, Barack Obama.

With an astronomical 83% approval rating dropping to a not-so impressive 55% after the first two months in office showed that America's chocolate euphoria was starting to wane.

by The_Grinch April 4, 2009

spontaneous euphoria

Spontaneous Euphoria is the phenomenon when you're doing a seemingly normal routine, and all of a sudden you get hit by a random wave of extreme happiness. Studies show that the chance of spontaneous euphoria may increase greatly while doing something positively nostalgic.

*Your friend suddenly stops walking*

You: Hey, man, what's wrong?

Friend: *shakes his head* Oh, nothing, I just got a wave of spontaneous euphoria

by Icohedric January 20, 2014