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by mefite January 30, 2005

metamour

In a polyamorous relationship, where your lover has more than one lover, a metamour is the name given to your partner's other lover(s).

My partner and I went to see her metamour Jane at the weekend.

by Rick Mills July 19, 2004

Metamorphosize

The act of metamorphosis by a live object into the form of another

"After eating too many McChickens, you will eventually metamorphosize into Michael Moore."

by marcthamac February 22, 2013

metamour

Used in polyamorous contexts, a person's lover's other lover. A partner's partner, the person your sweetie is banging, etc. Unlike mistress or paramour, "metamore" connotes that neither relationship is clandestine.

There was a lot of tension in my relationship with Joe, so I had dinner and talked through it with a metamour, Casey. They were able to bring a lot of perspective, and things with Joe really smoothed out. The next week we made an Eiffel Tower.

Now that I'm dating Ludacris, I have metamours in every area code.

by brandleberry July 18, 2014

Metamates

What Facebook employees are unofficially being called by fellow geeks, as “the Zuck” shift their attention to the Metaverse or to the world of virtual reality (VR).

Math geeks who are bewitched or mesmerized by what the Metaverse could offer the physical world in coming years or decades have a very high chance of being recruited as Metamates.

by Fasters June 14, 2022

metamorph

An empathic metamorph is a creature perceived to be the "perfect mate" by changing its persona and behavior to meet another being's emotional requirements and sexual desires. It achieves this using a subtle form of telepathy which is more akin to empathy.

The metamorph turned out to be just what she was looking for and she quickly fell in love.

by TheXception September 2, 2015

metalicized

when a song that is not a metal song has been re-done in a metal like fashion.

that band metalicized that song well

by garrison anderson masterson May 27, 2009