Paranormal

a term refering to something awesome or strange. usually said to be beside or against reality.

1). "so i just found this awesome new band"

"let me listen"

"they're good right?"

"dude this shit is paranormal"


2). "ARE YOU FUCKING PARANORMAL?! THATS IMPOSSIBLE!"

by Katie_lynn April 21, 2009

endless mountains paranormal

The greatest ghost research team in North East Pennsylvania.

ghost hunters, endless mountains paranormal

by shakiaka February 4, 2010

paradoxy

1. The state of being paradoxical (Webster's)
2. In theological terms, it is the act of believing in something you know to be completely untrue. eg. people who follow the norms of a religion, believing that it will make them more worthy in the eyes of a god(s) that they do not believe actually exists. Examples are most Christians, Jews, Hindus, Muslims, and other less popular religions.

"My father was a believer of Jewish Orthodoxy. I, on the other hand, am a believer of Jewish Paradoxy. I don't believe in this stuff, I just wear the duds to get chicks."

by e e kemper December 1, 2005

Paranym

A word that says one thing but means the opposite. Differs from euphemism in that the real meaning is opposite from the apparent meaning. Differs from antonym in that the paranym is intended to misdirect or conceal the real opposite meaning.

The Biblical term "everlasting life" is a paranym that actually refers to death.

by nmtucson July 29, 2015

Paranormal Blactivity

(n) A black person who cannot dance

You see Steve Irkle try to dance?? Talk about paranormal blactivity

by instantramennoodles May 15, 2011

paranormal

IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW WHAT PARANORMAL IS LOOK IT UP ON THE INTERNET THIS IS NOT THE PLACE TO LOOK UP THINGS LIKE THAT. IT MEANS YOU SEE GHOST

GO FUCKING SEARCH THE GOD DAMN WEB. IF YOU DONT YOU ARE AN IDIOT
I AM PARANORMAL

by pseudonym (thats my real name) February 18, 2020

Paradoxymoron

Definition: A term denoting a concept or statement that combines characteristics of both a paradox and an oxymoron.

Characteristics: A paradoxymoron embodies elements of contradiction and apparent absurdity similar to a paradox. It presents seemingly conflicting terms or ideas, akin to an oxymoron.

Usage: Paradoxymorons challenge conventional understanding by initially appearing self-contradictory or absurd, yet upon deeper examination, they often reveal underlying coherence or truth. They represent nuanced complexities that defy simple categorization, encouraging exploration and reflection.

concept of 'productive procrastination' appears to be a paradoxymoron, suggesting that delaying tasks can sometimes lead to heightened creativity or efficiency."

by bloopinator1 March 8, 2024