Caliginous 

1. Dark, misty and gloomy.

2. In Homestuck, the quadrant of love represented by a spade that stands for hate love
When a pair of adversaries delve into this quadrant, they become each other's KISMESIS. As one of the concupiscent quadrants, it plays a role in procreation as well. There is no particularly good human translation for this concept. The closest would be an especially potent arch-rivalry.

1. The room had a very caliginous aura to it

2. Our relationship is very caliginous, I would call her my kismesis.
2b. "I hate you" "I hate you too" *passionate making out*

Caliginous by cancerousScorpion February 19, 2017

Caliginous 

Dark, misty and gloomy.

The fog draped the earth like a caliginous entity

Caliginous by IeeIi December 22, 2010

caliginous 

A word or term meaning something along the lines of "bad, horrible, terrible" in an angry sense

"Dude that englisch exam was totally caliginous"

caliginous by JeremyPontsBum June 30, 2023

calminous

serene yet subtly foreboding

The weather was calminous: sunny and mild but with a dark thunderhead looming on the horizon.

calminous by J. McCrackan August 30, 2008

caligous 

misty;dim

The photosynthesis of the bisector of the perpendicular lines reacts to the radioactivity of the isthmus which then activates the kakorrhaphiophobia of the Matamatas which sends you into a wormhole which then releases you to the caligous alleyway.

caligous by donpling May 16, 2022

Anti-coligious 

To stereotype, generalize or offend any specific or in-specific religion.
Note: This is often used offensively towards the religion that is targeted. (Example below may be offensive to some).

"Dude, why are there so many muslims in our town...? They might as well bring some Rocket launchers with them."
"Man don't be so anti-coligious."

Anti-coligious by NeedForPee February 20, 2015

calminous

Both calm and ominous; serene yet subtly foreboding.

The weather was calminous: sunny and mild but with a dark thunderhead looming on the horizon.

calminous by J. McCrackan September 18, 2008