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Civilianish

A word used in two different ways by the Military. To describe something that sounds too good to be true, or to describe someones reactions or thoughts to be dumb.
Ex. 1 -

Guy 1 - Man... Why don't we have hour long lunches?

Guy 2 - That's Civilianish.
Ex. 2 -

Guy 1 - Wait! Your in the Air Force, what plane do you fly?
Guy 2 - That's Civilianish... I drive a truck.
Civilianish by Avionics_Guy7 March 12, 2011
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The people who soldiers sacrifice their lives for so that future generations may prosper. They tend whine and complain about the smallest inconvience, breakdown under the most minimal pressures, and get in the way of falling ordinance.
Sgt: We need to evacuate that city before enemy forces arrive.
GI: Can't, the civilians don't want to, their watching TV.
Sgt: Bomb everything, lets go.
Civilians by Melizza October 8, 2005

Civilianite 

An individual who does not have any criminal record and obeys the law without question.
Brady is a civilianite.
Civilianite by Burntpauly October 25, 2022

civilianship 

The character and condition of civilians who are, by the definition of civilian, 'outsiders' to act in accordance to the best interest of society.
Self quarantining and respect for social distance demonstrate the civilianship of my community.
Man: Where not bombing the town there are civilians in there
Other man: I believe the way you pronounce that is acceptable casualties
Civilians by Handfullofham December 9, 2018

Civilianity 

It's when you get out of the the everglades and go where a more dense population of people are.
Dude just the ride the bus from school back into civilianity.
Civilianity by Hoothootmayonaise October 16, 2020

civilianite 

I saw my civilianite buddy the other day.
civilianite by Infernoz94 September 21, 2022
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