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normal by I.P. Freely July 4, 2003
Normal is taken many different ways,in socializing it means to fit in. To not stand out but blend in. In other ways it means to be alright, okay, the usual.
In another sense it's used to describe onself and others, mostly it is used to judge
Everything here looks normal go back to what you were doing
Normal by thinking of summer July 7, 2015
A word made up by this corrupt society so they could single out and attack those who are different
Normal is nothing but a word made up by society
normal by Bill October 10, 2005
1. An idealistic state of being that remains as such. Because the idea of such a state varies from being to being and any set standard is nonetheless someone elses idea of what it is this condition warrants satisfactory confirmation of being amongst the confirmed members of such class, by the individuals code.

2. Normal is about as concrete as the idea of "love". The meaning is constantly evolved to suit the momentary desires and/or needs of a single person, or group of people.

3. A tool of conformity.
Normal people never think for themselves, they play follow the leader their entire lives and freak out when confronted with any situation they were not trained to deal with.
normal by Integra_grrl April 22, 2004
An adjective used by boring people to make themselves feel better.
'She's so boring.'
'She seems normal to me...'
normal by Plethora of Spiff September 30, 2009
There is no such thing as normal so there really cant be a definition......
no one or no thing is Normal....normal doesnt exist
normal by blah August 29, 2003
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