Hypercolor
It was creepy when random people would come up to you an blow on your hypercolor shirt to make it change colors in the 1990's, but it made you cool.
Hypercolor by ILoveThom'sChickenDance December 1, 2003
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Hypercolor by hex_ten December 3, 2003
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Hyperboloscitisty
It is a complex version for denoting a sign of thinking or wondering. Can be used in colloquial language. Similar to hmmm....
Hyperboloscitisty... I am not sure if the Schrödinger's wave equation is 100% accurate for evaluating the orbital structures.
Hyperboloscitisty by Aroson September 7, 2021
Hypercodos
adj.
Having a greater amount of “boss” amounts than the current level of boss that is typically maintained by “swagger”.
Having a greater amount of “boss” amounts than the current level of boss that is typically maintained by “swagger”.
Dude, did you see Austin and Peter’s new combined Instagram account? Not gonna lie, it’s pretty damn hypercodos.
Hypercodos by kamal hypercodos April 28, 2019
global hypercolour
T-shirts (or other clothing) that change colour according to how hot the wearer's body is. Popular in the 1990s. Failed invention due to fundamentally silly idea. See also midget cream.
global hypercolour by Ian Chode March 20, 2004
Hyperbolarious
1. Synonym of hilarious. Conjunction of hilarious and hyperbole. Used in math related situations or by people who like math.
Person A: "Did you see that new Numb3rs episode?"
Person B: "Yeah; it was Hyperbolarious."
Person A: "Dude, this graph looks like a starfish."
Person B: "That's Hyperbolarious!"
Person B: "Yeah; it was Hyperbolarious."
Person A: "Dude, this graph looks like a starfish."
Person B: "That's Hyperbolarious!"
Hyperbolarious by Captain Artenon June 28, 2009
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