atomic boom

a fart so loud and stinky that everyone within 100 mile radius has to run away so that they don't suffocate from the smell

I killed my town doing an atomic boom

by EpicGamerJues78 March 26, 2023

Reduced to atom

A dramatic way to say "Obliterated" upon someone/something/player/npc destroyed/killed by an overkill weapon, example would be such using the mini nuke from fallout to a single rodent. Another example would be if the object goes missing like an NPC dissapearing for no reason when it was off camera.

"Lemme just equip my favorite weapon" *Equips nuclear cluster bombs*
"TAKE THIS YOU COCKROACH!"
*Big boom, possibly the whole map destroyed*
"Now he's gone, Reduced to Atom"

by StabbyMay0825 April 26, 2024

ATOM STORM

ATOM STORM is a awesome dude who likes gaming and sports.

Bro he is soo good at this game bro. He is such ATOM STORM !

by Adam kay. November 27, 2021

ATOM STORM

He is a guy who likes both gaming and sports.He is good at everything he does and learns a new thing very fast

Bro he is so good at this game. He is such a ATOM STORM !

by Adam kay. November 27, 2021

Bundle of atoms

The most vague representation of a person or a 5'10 person

Person#1:Hey, bundle of atoms, can you pass the salt
Person#2:sure*they struggle to reach the table and pass the salt*

by Stovetop_master March 7, 2024

Atomic Number Engineering

The ultimate alchemy: directly editing an element's identity by changing the number of protons in its nucleus. This isn't just nuclear fusion or fission (smashing nuclei together or splitting them apart); it's the precise, surgical addition or removal of protons to transmute one element into another on demand. Lead into gold? Basic. Turning toxic waste into inert helium, or synthesizing stable, super-heavy elements unknown in nature? That's the goal. It requires staggering amounts of energy and control over the strong nuclear force, making it the pinnacle of material science—literally rewriting the periodic table to suit your needs.

*Example: "The waste cleanup used atomic number engineering. They ran the radioactive cesium-137 through a proton scrubber, yanking out protons one by one until it became stable, harmless platinum. The process cost a billion dollars in antimatter catalyzed energy, but hey, free jewelry."*

by Dumuabzu January 29, 2026

Atomic Number Harnessing

The practice of exploiting the specific, defining proton count of an element to generate useful effects, rather than trying to change it. This focuses on the unique properties that come from a given atomic number: using uranium-92's fissionability for dense power, utilizing lead-82's density and radiation shielding, or leveraging the catalytic properties of platinum-78. It’s about selecting the perfect elemental "tool" from nature's toolbox and applying it with extreme precision, often in contexts where isotopic purity or specific electron configurations (stemming from proton count) are critical.

*Example: "Their stealth hull isn't a composite; it's atomic number harnessing. They plate it in einsteinium-99. Its insane proton count creates a chaotic electron cloud that scatters sensor beams into nonsense noise. It's also mildly radioactive, so... don't lick the spaceship."*

by Dumuabzu January 29, 2026