Pseudocoup

Can be pronounced like Sudoku if wordplay demands it. An attempt to overthrow the government that, due to both poor planning and execution, fails in an incredibly underwhelming fashion.

Due to the impromptu nature of its formation and execution, supporters of President Donald Trump attempted a pseudocoup in order to overthrow the confirmation of President-elect Joe Biden.

by NobodyIsHere27 January 14, 2021

pseudocode

a made up computer language. could be random.

if (connected to internet){

type 'www.urbandictionary.com' in address bar

press enter

click on 'random'

copy word and definition

paste on any random thread.
}
else{

throw monitor out of window
}
type a definition for 'pseudocode' and submit
smiley face =D

by amparojack May 12, 2009

pseudomarried

living with your baby daddy or boyfriend as a married yet independent from each other couple.

"Hey Maria, you're still single right?" "No Ron, I'm pseudomarried."

by Sinnamon December 15, 2008

pseudobenevolent

Falsely claiming to be or being referred to as well wishing, or kind in nature.

Samuel's pseudobenevolent manner was reveled not long after his claims of benevolence.

by BonnieParker January 23, 2018

pedomonogatari

Yeah, i love childred

non-pedo:Whats your fav anime?
pedo:Monogatari
non-pedo:u fucking pedomonogatari fan kys

by Sheesh6942069 November 21, 2021

pseudocoma

A term to describe a level of near- unconsciousness, also referred to as “locked-in syndrome,” in which you appear to be comatose but are able to sense what is going on around you.

She appeared to be in a coma because she couldn’t move or speak but it turned out she was actually in a pseudocoma.

by Dr Bunnygirl May 23, 2023

Pseudophone

From the Ancient Greek ψευδής (pseudḗs, “false, lying”) and -φωνος (-phōnos, “with respect to language or sound”).

1. A pretentious term for a word which is pronounced similarly to another word without being perfect homophones.

2. An instrument used to reverse the apparent directions of sounds heard.

"In Received Pronunciation, the words 'or' and 'awe' are homophones; however, in most American accents they are merely pseudophones."

by Psydoneum June 11, 2023