Atlantically

Meaning the opposite of "specifically". i.e. Unaccurate and not on-point.

When someone mispronounces the word "specifically" and instead says "pacifically".

Person 1: "No! I'm trying to be pacific about it!"
Person 2: "Pacifically? Versus Atlantically?"

by McTapz December 10, 2013

Atlantically

Relating to all things between England and America (Derived from the 'Atlantic Ocean' which links both to each other).

Atlantically speaking, your flight going to Boston will take longer getting there, than it will to come back on the return voyage.

by CallumFoster February 10, 2020

Atlantichall

The most fucked up place

Bro you go to Atlantichall ?
Sorry g

by ODUNSI THE ENGINE October 17, 2020

Alatically

"Alatically" is an adverb that describes actions, behaviors, or situations that align with the characteristics of an "alatic" relationship. It signifies engaging in activities, communication, or expressions that involve a strong sense of physical closeness, sensuality, and perhaps even sexual intimacy, while maintaining a perception of the relationship as more akin to a close friendship rather than a traditional romantic partnership. Acting "alatically" would involve navigating the complexities of such a connection, finding a balance between emotional intimacy and physical aspects within the unique framework of the relationship.

The two friends, Sarah and Alex, navigated their relationship alatically. They shared secrets, laughed together, and enjoyed moments of physical closeness and sensuality. Their connection was marked by deep emotional intimacy and moments of exploration that challenged traditional friendship norms. They both acknowledged their bond's unique blend of friendship and physicality, emphasizing that their relationship was more than just platonic while resisting the label of a conventional romantic partnership.

by Alan Nolan August 24, 2023