anacostia 

an area in DC, where you dont want ever go into unless you have too! In the southeast part of the nations cap. A stop on the metro (green line). The hoodest of hood.

Georgetown kid1: hey pal, would you like to head over to anacostia

Georgetown kid2: have you fell and bumped your noggin, i will never go to that neighborhood.

anacostia by YOUs a BAMMA! January 6, 2009

anacostia 

A beautiful, incredibly clean river located in the city of Washington in the federal District of Columbia. Known for its crystal-clear, drinkable water that provides life for a thriving ecosystem, people are known to swim in the Anacostia on a regular basis. Rumor has it that some folks who swim it will end up growing another arm; some ascribe this to so-called "pollution" but it's really because the river is magical!

Also the name of the wealthiest neighborhood in Washington, where the streets are practically paved with gold and people dance and laugh and play with a smile on their faces! Come on down!

Another shooting happened in the Anacostia neighb- JUST KIDDING, THIS NEVER HAPPENS

anacostia by Colonel Willisburgvandenson November 29, 2010

anarosia 

ya know when someone has a radiant quality in them that causes them to radiate physical light, one's inner light that radiates outward is called anarosia

Maya's anarosia was as blinding as the streetlights.

anarosia by JLC24 March 1, 2019

anastia

A fine looking young girl that will grow up with a lot of money and haters.

She will grow up as a Anastia

anastia by Vghnbd January 18, 2017

anacosmism

Something or someone that is not in its correct universe, dimension or cosmic location. Coined by Jennifer Diane Reitz to label errors in fantasy literature where people or things described are specific to Earth and ought not to exist in the fictional universe of the work.

These errors go beyond mere 'anatopism' (referring to something is in the wrong geographic location but at least on the correct planet). Also analogous to anachronism, where something is in the wrong time.

If a sci-fi novel set in the Andromeda galaxy used the months January to June, that would be an anacosmism because the Roman Empire and their calendar never existed in Andromeda.

anacosmism by Bloopy September 14, 2024