Platonic Irony

n. (Pluh/tawn/ick*Eye/ron/ee)

Of Neolithic origin; Derived from Platonica


Hitting on someone on the internet just to tell them no, yes, no, yes, later.


see also: -plato, n.; -platonica, n.

"That was some platonic irony."

by FelixTheCatt June 23, 2008

plutonic

Plates that U can not see...

I can not see those Plutonic plates right over there.

by Sabian June 3, 2004

Michael platonic simp

This is against the law, you will be sent to a metal facility

"Oh you are a Michael platonic simp"

"Better pack you bags"

by Besticreaming June 13, 2021

plurocracy

political pluralism.

Plurocracy is a form of democracy.

by uttam maharjan April 8, 2011

plutonic fail

The highest degree of fail. If you or you know of someone that has reached this level, please shoot them.

Bob: YES! My Star Wars action figure set is complete!
*Cat comes in and chews action figures*

Jeff: Plutonic Fail...

by Addoe March 7, 2009

plutonised

To be excluded or no longer part of something you've been in for quite some time, expecially if its due to size.

Comes from the disqualification of pluto as a planet.

raymond: whys michelle crying?
jeremy: is it cause of drama?
raymond: oh. cause she no one could see her up on stage.
irene: yeah. shes been plutonised.

by jyx3 May 25, 2010

plutogarchy

a combination of a plutocracy and an oligarchy

son: is Putin's Russia a plutocracy or an oligarchy?

father: no, Putin has actually turned Russia into a plutogarchy.

son: so it's an oligarchy based on the notion of a plutocracy?

Dad: yup, you got it boy.

by Sexydimma April 22, 2013