conjoint consciousness

noun

is a responsive action (revolution) by the social group, to either a political or social condition.

The French revolution was the conjoint consciousness against social and political inequality, unfairness, injustice, and tyranny.

by Baron Neville February 2, 2018

free coasting

Used to describe a situation when one (particularly a male) purposely refuses to wear underwear under one’s pants.

Girl 1: “That guy’s dick bulge is soooo big”

Girl 2: “Meh. He’s probably free coasting”

by KDabi June 26, 2018

milk consideration

Leaving a little room in your coffee/tea 'to-go' cup for milk or cream. Not filling the cup to the brim.

When I go for my morning bagel, the girl that works there knows me and always practices milk consideration when she makes my coffee. It's a good thing too, because I hate having to spill out some coffee in the parking lot to accommodate my milk.

by Muppetsmom April 27, 2020

eastie-coastie

As it is done on the east coast of Canada; unique to the Maritimes or way of doing things

Mmmm-mmm-mmm, me boyo, sure love to get me a sea-vixen like Shaune MacKinlay – she's uniquely eastie-coastie and as delightful a lobster bisque with salt!

by Carl Davidson May 27, 2020

memely conscious

the opposite of memely illiterate.
the person who knows memes that are currently or was trending. they dont use dead meme and are very conscious of what memes they should choose in the current situation.

A: look at these memes!
B: wow youre so memely conscious!

by zsenggnesz July 14, 2020

man-conscious

it’s when a man feels less than a woman because he was rejected or insulted by a female.

when a female rejects a man and he goes ted bundy on her.

dude: will you go out with me or something
girl: ugh i’m okay
dude: *gets all weird and starts planning her death or something dramatic*
girl: jesus stop being so man-conscious

same goes for insults.

by Bandtrashex August 4, 2020

Divine conscience

(ie. godly conscience)

1. The shared / collective conscience of God, deities &/or incarnated divinities.

2. Thinking like God or the gods

(e.g. The divine conscience can be partly bestowed upon mortals by the gods or accessed via The Akashic Records with divine consent. There is a fragment of godly conscience in almost everyone).

by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis April 22, 2023