Hyperdwell

To think about the past tense too much

Don’t worry about it , you cant change the past so try not to hyperdwell on it .

by Bipsybopsy April 26, 2019

adipose hypercellularity

More polite, Latin derived words, meaning obese. Adipose is fat tissue, hypercellulartiy is overgrowth of. You can say the truth, nobody knows

Woah bitch, you got adipose hypercellularity.
Thanks dude u r kind of hung yourself

by drjim January 9, 2008

Hyperellipsecism

The condition in which one uses ellipses excessively.

Hyperellipsic: One who uses ellipses too frequently.

This is done by many who refuse to finish their thought or verbalize a sentence. Or for those who simply want to continue a conversation without having anything to contribute to it.

"So anyway..."
"Yes?"
"...iono..."
"Frankly, I think you suffer from hyperellipsecism."

"Uh..."
"Freaking hyperellipsic."

by MQBeast May 31, 2009

Hyperdelic

Hyper-psychadelic. Extra-dimensional. Tripping balls

Bobby took a hit of acid and was in a psychadelic state

Bobby took a sheet of acid and was in a hyperdelic state

by 1010010001101 February 24, 2013

hypermellow

A term describing the state of having lots of chill energy, being easygoing, and getting naturally high off life to the point where everything feels relaxing.

I'm feeling and acting rather hypermellow!

by TankManInk&Ms.ButtercupWaffles June 20, 2011

hyperella

The girl version of a hype beast

Damn did ya see laura today, wearing a crop top?
Hell yea she use to think those were too slutty, she's such a HYPERELLA!

by awkwardprincess November 29, 2013

Hypercell Cage Syndrome

Situation in which an endless loop of an event (whether that be an activity, a day, a week, or any other period of time) is perpetuated from the standpoint of one cell (usually a person, in fiction) so that they can tweak details of the occurrence (or have them tweaked by other factors) in order to achieve a goal.

This can be both good and bad, in the sense that it's for a good cause, or it's a nightmare trap for some unfortunate victim.

P1: The movie Primer has a serious case of Hypercell Cage Syndrome, as exuded by the end in which an inordinate amount of time (and unknowable number of retries) is spent in perfecting an action during a party to prevent a potentially negative outcome.

P2: How so?

P1: One of the main characters uses a homemade time travel device to loop the same event.

P2: Oh, I see. I'm going to go spam that term on fb now.

by bundillion October 20, 2012