The barbarian of names, literally! Originally a viking name, it comes from the two Norse words "Arn", meaning eagle, and "Thor", the god of thunder. Thus, it translates to the Eagle of Thor or Thor's Eagle.

When someone goes to the gym and spends 90% of the time on their phones scrolling through social media

The spoken version of the written ‘and/or’, meaning ‘either “and” or “or” ’. In time, it should become an acceptable written form, too.

1. A Non-binary individual's replacement for sir/ma'am/madam. As Non-binary people identify as either male AND female OR neither gender.

2. A cheeky re-appropriation of the Phrase "Sir and/or Madam" (Sir, andor, madam) to quickly and efficiently ascertain a person's pronouns. If they chose andor then they/them is most likely assumed.

3. A polite form of address salespeople can use as a general address to customers to avoid randomly mis-gendering people by not assuming their preferred gender.

A combination of and and/or or, so you don't have to write and/or anymore