musicolism

An addiction to listening to music or music in general. This term is usually used to describe the behavioral acts of a person that listens to music for more than 10 hours a day.

Can occur as a way to aid in depression or Schizophrenia. A way to distract your mind and but it in a different area for a while.

Musicolism is a addiction usually found in teens and young adults.

Mom: Honey, can you ever take out your headphones and talk to your family?
Child: No mom. I am addicted to music.
Mom: So have musicolism.
Child: Yup

by TOPthreesome August 16, 2016

musically diverse

a person who listens to multiple genres of music from different time periods and eras

"Jake listens to Kanye West and then listens to Beethoven, he's so musically diverse."

by Amir Ali K. October 13, 2015

High School Musicaling

(v.) the act of strutting around randomly, often times in another person's house, dancing and singing to the high school musical soundtrack. (often not very good.)

Riley went to Carina's house, who had put on the sound track from the movie, and they were high school musicaling all day.

Riley almost lost her limbs from high school musicaling.

by Avid Actress May 25, 2011

Musicaly

A website or app for rejected 12 year olds

dude nobody cares about musicaly

by Idontknowmyname sorry June 11, 2018

musically

possibly the worst app in the history of the world. basically autistic teenagers doing hand gestures and lip syncs to qualify as "celebrities"

11 year old girl: Yo did you see Jacob Sartorius's new musically?! it was littt!
Me: kill yourself retard, musically is for a bunch of faggots.

by Rattyboy_ December 18, 2017

MUSTICALWHIP

The musty smell that you testicles get when you whip them.

Your hands smell like musticalwhip.

by SHAUNNA March 30, 2005

popular musicology

The field of musicological study that engages with popular forms of music, especially music associated with commerce, entertainment and leisure activities. It is distinct from 'popular music studies' in its primary concern with criticism and analysis of the music itself, although it does not ignore social and cultural context.

The journal Popular Musicology Online, which began as a print-based journal in 1994 at the University of Salford, UK.

by Derek B Scott September 28, 2008