hyperbolic disconnector

disconnects a symmetrical open curve formed by the intersection of a circular cone with a plane at a smaller angle with its axis than the side of the cone.

Saten teleported a hyperbolic disconnector.

by Satenteleportedahyperbolic March 7, 2024

MS paint pseudo-hyperbolic expressionism

The artstyle used for those funky, simple drawings, occasionally with suspicious amounts of equally simple gore that gay people on the internet use as reaction images. Mostly used to represent a strong and very high or very low energy emotion. (e.g. anger, unrest, depression, hyper-focus)

MS paint pseudo-hyperbolic expressionism is one the artstyles of all time

by GBTG794 September 1, 2023

Hyper-hyperbole

The use of such extreme exaggerations that the simple word "hyperbole" is insufficient -- especially found in partisan political discourse and within the mass media.

The media attacks on President Trump, Republicans and conservatives have soared into a world of hyper-hyperbole.

by LarryHorist June 16, 2018

hyperboleing

The action of exaggerating

"Nah bro guys in maid outfits are awesome I'm not even hyperboleing"

by Saikisbaby November 2, 2020

Giant Hyperbole

A ginormous exageration, or someone who exagerates

Heather is a giant hyperbole

by Baby Urkette August 2, 2008

Hyperbole

Hyperbole is a type of figurative like that means like an exaggeration. You pronounce it odd though like hype-per-ber-lay

“Ugh I’ve already explained 1 million times” she said using a hyperbole

by sofiaaaa <33 June 17, 2022

Hyperbolitis

'Hyperbolitis' is the name of a condition and is derived from the English word 'hyperbole' which means to exaggerate for effect.

A sufferer of hyperbolitis will often over exaggerate every day occurrences and will, for want of a better phrase, "make a mountain out of a molehill."
It is a well known fact that many attention seekers suffer from hyperbolitis.

Principal Skinner: The things you don't know would fill a whole library and leave room for a few pamphlets.

Superintendent Chalmers: There's no need for hyperbole, Seymour.

Principal Skinner: I'm sorry I suffer from hyperbolitis.

by JayDee94 November 5, 2012