Agoos

Agoos is code for the poink of hair sticking in the back of the head of the ring. The language of origin is “Code 503” and can be derived from the bimc of Eyandrayew’s head.

I thought... ought. We were... ere. A teem. Eem. Because of agoos... oos.

by Spencer The Druggie (STD) February 4, 2018

Anoos lever

A lever near the anus which, when pulled, releases a gushing torrent of dook, pus, and other generally reesty liquids, which burst forth from the anoos with such force as to completely obliterate the person attached to said anoos.

Guy1:Hey whats this one do?
guy2: No dont pull that its my anoos lever.
guy1:too late.

by Bradibulbus August 11, 2010

cloud agnostician

One who deploys your polyglot applications in the hyper-cloud; integrated using service meshes and immutable infrastructure

We need a cloud agnostician to deploy this mess of disparate applications to create a service.

He is a cloud agnostician

by agnostifier October 3, 2019

Dyslexic Agnostic

A dyslexic agnostic is one who is uncertain as to the existence of dog.

Tom was a dyslexic agnostic: he was uncertain as to the existence of dog.

by Cranberry Bob May 17, 2021

Agnostic Satanist

Someone who is both Agnostic and a Satanist

Unsure what to believe in (a god/devil, angels, demons, ghosts, magic/spells, ect.) An Agnostic Satanist does not follow the laws of Christianity, but rather the laws of Satanism.
They do not worship any higher power, though they may somewhat believe in one.

"I am a Satanist, but I cannot prove that God/Satan does or does not exist. I am an Agnostic Satanist

by Viqzen May 2, 2019

anoose

Another way of pronouncing anus popularized by the 2006 comedy 'Borat'

"Although my anoose was broken, I was sure the rest of my trip would be a great success..."-Borat, 2006.

by Atomic Reptilia February 16, 2017

political agnostic

One who is a registered voter and politically informed, but is basically indifferent and non-committal toward the popular political parties (Democrat or Republican in the US). Probably believes that the political parties are so ideologically similar and so mired in their own bureaucracy that they have outlived their usefulness. Voting straight-ticket out of allegiance to a political party would be considered heresy.

"Are you a Democrat or a Republican?"

"Neither, I'm a political agnostic."

by jugrock44 February 17, 2010