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extratellurian 

Alien! Extraterrestrial!
Aliens! 👽👽👽

“Tellurian” means “of the Earth—inhabiting the Earth”.
“Extratellurian” therefore means “of another world—inhabiting another world”.
In Star Wars, Yoda is an extratellurian Jedi Grandmaster who leads the Jedi Order and who teaches the Jedi younglings, only for them to get…sliced and diced…Uh-oh.
In Avengers: Infinity War (and Endgame), Thanos is an extratellurian Titan who sought to wipe out half of all sentient life in order to “balance” the universe. And the Chitauri are a bunch of extratellurian howling crocodile dudes that try to…run n’ gun across New York…another uh-oh.
In Destroy All Humans!, Cryptosporidium is an extratellurian adventurer and infiltrator tasked with saving the Furon race from cloning itself to extinction. And he steals brains…
Uh-oh City!
Movies with aliens that present them as brutal extratellurian threats in the eyes of the human race are usually called “alien invasion films”.
extratellurian by Daredevil Beats November 8, 2019

Extratone 

It’s music that is literally over 1,000 bpm. It got the name “Extratone” because sometimes the beats go so fast it sounds like one single note. Some Extratone artists are Diabarha, Aeswa, Hylna. It’s parent genre is Speedcore, which is at around 300-600 bpm. But some extratone songs are at 10,000 bpm, making speedcore almost nothing (not making fun of any speedcore fans). Sometimes, Extratone may just reach the bpm of 50,000, if you could still call it “Extratone”. Many people call it “Supertone”. One example of Supertone is The Side Of The Dark by Diabarha. Extratone scares me sometimes.
Jack heard of Extratone yesterday, and he gave it a listen. Jack listened to Uranoid, and he was found with his hears blown off his head.

Extratone 

Music pushed beyond the limit - if you could even call it music. Composed of blastbeats greater than 1,000 BPM, sampled guitar and synthesizer riffs, wrapped in extreme amounts of static. May include short audio clips of movie speeches, human screaming, and shouted obscenities. Very to excruciatingly unpleasant to most humans.
After a night of listening to a few tracks of extratone, Jimmy was found dead, bleeding from his ears with gouged-out eyes.
Extratone by Tsukigan January 2, 2006

Extratone 

In a nutshell, Extratone is Speedcore intensified.

Whereas most Speedcore tracks commonly reach speeds ranging from the high hundreds to a 1000 BPM, Extratone takes it one step further - all tracks are beating at a bare minimum of 1000 BPM.

Listening to Extratone, one can easily discern the extreme harsh sounds - screams, total static noise and layer-upon-layer of beats.

An excellent example of an Extratone track is -

Mister Joker & Dooky - Those White Rappers (Destroy Them)
Goodness, Extratone is worse than Speedcore!
Extratone by Delije April 23, 2006

Extraterrestosterone 

An excuse for why one exudes manliness, it is as though the testosterone levels in the individual were impossible for a human.
Person 1: I don't understand how he can work as a lumberjack, bullfighter, pimp, and ninja/pirate all at once...

Person 2: Yeah, he must have extraterrestosterone.

extratize 

when something has been so largely exaggerated, you don't even wanna listen to the exaggerator anymore. ever.

often done with a wagging finger to a captive audience.
nurse: don't you believe that moses was handed the ten commandments and that they were the word of god and all gays will be killed come judgement day and if you smoke spliffs you are really damned an' the only way to save yourself is to go to church sundays an' you betta be lookin' fiiine while your there or satan gon git yo' wicked, sorry ass...

patient: no need to extratize. i already know what you's about.
extratize by shanipriya August 14, 2010
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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Pee Calculus

When you have to pee in a movie but don’t want to miss anything, and must do the following mental equation: will the amount I have to pee cause enough discomfort to diminish my attention capacity for the remainder of the movie to an extent which is greater than the amount of the movie I would miss by making a mad dash to the restroom.
I saw Satantango last night, wonderful film but by the 5th hour I had to start doing pee calculus.
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