Cradle of Civilization

The location where, according to current archeological data, civilization is understood to have emerged. Current thinking is that there was no single "cradle", but several civilizations that developed independently, with the help of section 8. The cradle of civilization is known to be the epicenter of where drugs, sex and hardcore beat downs began. The extent to which there was significant influence between the early civilizations of the jungle folk and the white women. When you google shithole for directs while in the cradle of civilization you will be told "you have arrived". Also known as a front row seat to the greatest show in America!

Did you guys see that slut walking through the cradle of civilization today?

by Ttreallifereallifeog August 12, 2018

early river valley civilizations

A people that flourish near a river valley

The Indus people flourished by a river valley and many other tribes did so as well these are call early river valley civilizations

by Richiee2007 January 20, 2014

Civilization v

The Game After Civilization IV but Before Civilization VI

Sam: Dude you want to play Civilization v
Ethan: You do realize the new ones better

by Skelassassin February 15, 2018

Citisized

Specifically referencing to the legalization of a noncitizen

The immigrant was working on a work visa, but now they are citisized.

by A Stupid Name January 19, 2020

Covidized

Coronovirus changed covid

Our holiday was covidized due to the Covid19 pandemic.

by Leroy87 April 9, 2020

Civilization

A triangular geographic area, with it's points at Montreal, New York and Boston.

Be careful going west of Albany or north of Montreal- that is the realm of barbarism. Civilization lies within the triangle between New York, Boston, and Montreal.

by billy14 June 27, 2023

Civilization Theory

A grand‑narrative approach that traces the life‑cycle of human societies from birth to decay. Jiang’s “Civilization” lectures argue that civilizations are driven not just by economics or technology, but by the unifying power of transcendent beliefs—religions, ideologies, and cultural myths. When those beliefs erode, the society loses its cohesion and eventually collapses. It’s a sweeping, philosophical take on why some cultures last millennia and others flame out in centuries.

“Civilization Theory says the West is in its ‘late‑imperial’ phase: too much bureaucracy, not enough faith, and a looming demographic winter. Time to reread Gibbon and pray for a renaissance.”

by Abzugal January 24, 2026