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by IdrisEhhbahh May 19, 2024

invisiread

When you pull the drop down on your phone and read the message without letting the sender know that you read it. To hide the fact.

She invisiread that text so you wouldn't know that she read it. Further delaying the end of the argument.

by Melvin Biggles June 3, 2024

Invisibully

Someone who bullies others from behind the scenes, often using minions and flying monkeys to do their dirty work. Well-practised in their hateful ways, the invisibully is extremely adept at protecting themselves and having others take the fall. Often bullied as children, they live out their justified anger unjustly, targeting those who are powerless and vulnerable. Cowards at heart, they have chosen to perpetuate the cycle of abuse rather than to heal it. In a technology-driven world, the invisibully is a great danger to us all.

My friend was targeted by an invisibully.

by Enrealment June 21, 2024

Invisible Hand

The supernatural force that magically turns down the difficulty dial whenever you're spectating someone else.

"Seriously? This guy one taps me but whiffs every shot on our random?"

"That's the invisible hand at work."

by Poop McStinky November 5, 2024

Invisalign bandit

A member of the human race who has decided to give blowjobs and std's out of a glory hole with his smooth baby teeth. They can be identified by their wet Invisalign gum.

Have you seen that bum shokalinga he is an Invisalign bandit

by habahabas December 9, 2024

Invisalign bandit

A member of the homo genus who loves to give blowjobs and queef to a variety of species out of a gas station glory hole.
They can be identified by their love for Invisalign and sagging of the pants.

Have you seen that bum shokalinga he is an Invisalign bandit

by habahabas December 9, 2024

Invisible Sciences

The study of phenomena that cannot be directly observed—the realms beyond human perception that nonetheless constitute most of reality. Invisible sciences include quantum mechanics (particles that are also waves), astrophysics (black holes that emit no light), microbiology (germs too small to see), and most of modern chemistry (molecules and bonds). These sciences require instruments to perceive and mathematics to understand; they're inaccessible to intuition and resistant to common sense. Invisible sciences are where most scientific progress now happens, precisely because the visible world has been largely mapped. They're also where science becomes most philosophical, because when you can't see what you're studying, you have to think very carefully about what "seeing" even means.

Example: "She studied invisible sciences—dark matter, quantum fields, the structure of spacetime. When her grandmother asked what she did, she said 'I study things no one can see.' Her grandmother said that sounded like theology. She said the difference was math. Her grandmother was not convinced, but the math checked out."

by Dumu The Void February 16, 2026