Divinero 

1. adj, To be greatly fantastic.

2. verb, to own everybody.

3. noun, a popular Spanish Ragnarok Online community.

1. He is a great boy, he is such a divinero.

2. A: I heard you pushed them back.
B: Yeah, I divinero.

3. Divinero is the best RO community.

Divinero by DevilEvil July 25, 2010

The Diviner Special 

When your group of friends has an orgy with one or more women

"Dude she's SO hot, let's give her The Diviner Special"

The Diviner Special by The Third Hokage August 2, 2019

Diviner's Sage 

Slang term for the psychoactive herb known as Salvia Divinorum. Salvia Divinorum is not a scheduled drug although some states have banned the sale and trafficking of it. The D.E.A is currently reviewing whether or not Salvia should be placed as a Schedule 1 drug.

The psychoactive ingredient that gives Salvia it's hallucinogenic effects is known as Salvinorum A

Some other terms for Salvia Divinorum are:
Sally D., Salvia, Shepherdess's Herb, Ska Pastora

John: Did you see how much that Diviner's Sage was?
Jake: No, I did not.
John: Well, fuck off then!

Diviner's Sage by Josh Monroe July 20, 2010

DivineHonor 

1. A way to screw multiple people over.

2. The act of stealing money from a guild bank.

Dam! Who DivineHonor'ed my by bank account?!

DivineHonor by Infinitrix January 19, 2010

DivineMonk69 

One of the Best Legit MCPE Players in 2022, the type of guy to win against closet cheaters

DivineMonk69 is too good at video games!

DivineMonk69 by Papaqq May 8, 2022

DivineRage 

A soccer mom Karen who likes to break people property, but also love to date jewish men with serious mental issues.

DivineRage who likes to break people property, but also love to date jewish men with serious mental issues. :)

DivineRage by 92938489292 January 29, 2022

Divinecore

An aesthetic that draws on religious and spiritual imagery—icons, halos, stained glass, celestial light—recontextualized through digital and internet culture. Divinecore elevates the mundane to the sacred: a glitch becomes a vision, a meme becomes a prayer, a screenshot becomes an icon. It mixes medieval illuminated manuscripts with vaporwave pastels, Orthodox iconography with pixel art, cathedral architecture with liminal spaces. Divinecore is not necessarily devotional; it’s an aesthetic of longing for transcendence in a secular, digital age, where the sacred is something we build ourselves from fragments of tradition and screenshots.

Example: "The mood board had glowing halos over JPEG artifacts, stained glass patterns overlaid on glitch art, and a Renaissance Madonna rendered in pixel art—Divinecore, making the digital feel sacred."

Divinecore by Abzugal March 30, 2026