Another book much like a dictionary, but is used to find words that mean the same things as other, in other words used to find words synonyms.
by Fabio Sisparro November 28, 2006
Get the thesaurus? mug.A type of music in which the lyrics are so obscure or unknown to most people that listening to them requires a dictionary or thesaurus. Opeth is a primary example. Thesauruscore is a rougher or more brutal form of Dictionary Rock
Person A: Do you like Thesauruscore?
Person B: No way man, the lyrics are too pretentious and it sounds rough
Person B: No way man, the lyrics are too pretentious and it sounds rough
by Dancin Jesus October 31, 2005
Get the Thesauruscore mug.To completely ruin an essay by referring to a thesaurus for every other word, thus inserting words that you don't really understand the definition of to make yourself appear smarter to the reader.
"Man, Julia's essay would have been amazing if she hadn't thesaurasized the damn thing. Now she just looks ignorant."
by StormInATeacup16x January 5, 2008
Get the thesaurasize mug.Thesaurus Walrus is a name given to a person who knows many synonyms. It is based on a walrus living in Crouch End, England who is often employed by locals for his knowledge of the English language and urban colloquialisms.
Having studied at Oxford his vocabulary far surpasses that of other aquatic mammals. His voice, while high pitched, is sonorous and earned him leading roles in several operas including “La Boheme” and “Nannuk of the Northern Lights”. He also starred in his own variety show “Pinniped Pinhead”. In the early part of 2009, he was arrested for an incident at the Greenwich Observatory when he apparently went into an unstoppable diatribe describing the planets with an endless string of adjectives. He was subsequently acquitted when it was determined that he had eaten a Thai fish dish from the restaurant and had a bad reaction to the peanut sauce. His career rebounded following the trial and after the verdict was announced, he described himself as happy, joyous, giddy, content, pleased, glad, cheerful, blissful, thrilled, smiling, positive, jovial, festive, merry, jolly, delighted, thankful, satisfied, comfortable, at ease, charmed, enchanted, delighted, elated, overjoyed and over the moon.
Having studied at Oxford his vocabulary far surpasses that of other aquatic mammals. His voice, while high pitched, is sonorous and earned him leading roles in several operas including “La Boheme” and “Nannuk of the Northern Lights”. He also starred in his own variety show “Pinniped Pinhead”. In the early part of 2009, he was arrested for an incident at the Greenwich Observatory when he apparently went into an unstoppable diatribe describing the planets with an endless string of adjectives. He was subsequently acquitted when it was determined that he had eaten a Thai fish dish from the restaurant and had a bad reaction to the peanut sauce. His career rebounded following the trial and after the verdict was announced, he described himself as happy, joyous, giddy, content, pleased, glad, cheerful, blissful, thrilled, smiling, positive, jovial, festive, merry, jolly, delighted, thankful, satisfied, comfortable, at ease, charmed, enchanted, delighted, elated, overjoyed and over the moon.
by J.Snead February 11, 2010
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Get the Tysan mug.A sarcastic response used to disagree with someone who says something really stupid, untrue, illogical, or unrealistic. It can be used even in situations where nothing has been said, in response to one's actions, appearance, or anything with the qualities listed above.
Ex. 1:
Professor: Please prove the Riemann hypothesis.
Student: TYEA!
Ex. 2:
Rich: George Bush said something smart today.
Carl: TYEA!!! This is the same Bush that the Iraqis tossed shoes at?
Professor: Please prove the Riemann hypothesis.
Student: TYEA!
Ex. 2:
Rich: George Bush said something smart today.
Carl: TYEA!!! This is the same Bush that the Iraqis tossed shoes at?
by sekira December 22, 2008
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