Epdorphins
Epdorphins by The New Professor November 25, 2020
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endorphins
The body's natural opioids to make a person feel happy! Also to reduce pain. The only place these are found naturally is in the bloodstreams of people who are in love, in diet sodapop, & in chocolate!
endorphins by Starchylde June 7, 2016
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pedorphins
Endorphins that are activated in your feet to block the pain from dancing the night away in ill-fitting shoes. Once the dancing stops, and the pedorphins wear off, you may find you are crippled for life.
Brian: "Why are you walking like a cripple? You were dancing up a storm a minute ago."
Linda: "That was before the pedorphins wore off. Now that I've stopped, my feet are killing me."
Brian: "I suggest that you keep on dancing then."
Linda: "That was before the pedorphins wore off. Now that I've stopped, my feet are killing me."
Brian: "I suggest that you keep on dancing then."
pedorphins by vegasnow January 7, 2012
endorphinized
endorphinized by John Minter and Mike D'haem January 28, 2009
endorphin walrus
Someone who's intensely, happily sated, such as after great food or sex, to the point that they can't do anything more than flop around.
(As used by Elsa Moriarty in cracked.com's "The 6 Most Counterproductive PSAs of All Time")
(As used by Elsa Moriarty in cracked.com's "The 6 Most Counterproductive PSAs of All Time")
"You're spent after most anything fun, from sex to exercise to an intense round of Mega Man 2. That satisfied, post-coital and -foodal period is one of the best parts of the experience -- when every desire has been sated, and you're so happy you can do nothing but flop around like an endorphin walrus."
endorphin walrus by Grinning Cat March 7, 2012
Endorphins
Your body's natural pain reliever, released when stress or pain levels are high, or after an orgasm.
Equivalent to a narcotic pain reliever once released.
Equivalent to a narcotic pain reliever once released.
Endorphins by Rocker007 January 30, 2009
endorphins
1. the name for a set of hormones that affect receptors in the brain, often reducing the sensation of pain or stress
2. a predecessor to the dolphin, last seen in the mid to late cretaceous, jurassic, and meso-esoteric periods.
2. a predecessor to the dolphin, last seen in the mid to late cretaceous, jurassic, and meso-esoteric periods.
1." whoa my endorphins are kicking in, making me happy"
2. "is that a dolphin? no, it's an endorphin."
2. "is that a dolphin? no, it's an endorphin."
endorphins by angelo michaels July 24, 2006