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escapist 

a person who immerses themselves in alternative reality; habitual diversion of the mind to purely imaginative activity or entertainment as an escape from reality or routine.
Food, sleep, sex, music, sports, video games, drugs etc. can all be forms of escapism employed by the escapist
escapist by YoungEscapist June 20, 2012

Escapism 

The ability to escape from reality to a world of fantasy.
Most of the world's great pieces of art, from music to film and paintings, all come from the artist's fantasies.
Escapism is the best way to leave your own life behind, and become king of your own little world.
Escapism by AFantasist February 21, 2011
Argentinian slang.
Any kind of alcoholic beverage. Booze.
Also the state of being drunk.
- Traé escabio! // Bring some alcohol.

- Estaba re escabio. // I was so drunk.
escabio by Ulipiola June 18, 2015

Escapium 

An internationally recognised currency that can be used to purchase items and devices that aid in the escape from invading zombie hoards.

Escapium is green, rectangular, and is more valuable than Unobtainium.
"This magical zombie repellent costs four bars of Escapium."
Escapium by stuff4u March 6, 2010

Escapistize 

1) To repeatedly and vigorously cram something down another person's throat

2) To disproportionately value the opinions of idiots with no talent
1) I used to like that new song, but the radio's Escapistized it.

2) I used to enjoy going to that website, but they Escapistized a bunch of trolls and now I can't stand about half their articles.
Escapistize by CaiusCaligula January 21, 2011

Escapologist 

Noun. (pronounced: es'cap·ol'o·gist). One who seeks to escape the imaginary manacles of modern life: work, debt, government, leisure industries, status and anxiety.

Derived from the stage magic of Escapology. Used metaphorically.

Coined by the satirical publication, New Escapologist.
"He is an Escapologist"
"She is an Escapologist"
Escapologist by flappedjack September 4, 2009