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imaginationship 

An imaginary relationship that someone makes up in their head because they are secretly very deeply in love with someone else. It falls somewhere between crush and stalking.
John: "Man I wanna tell you something but you have to promise to keep it a secret."
Fred: "Sure thing man, whats up?"
John: "I'm totally in love with Kelly man!"
Fred: "Dude that's never gonna happen, I think you have an imaginationship going on."
John: "Yea I guess your right."
imaginationship by Gus15 December 9, 2008

imaginationland 

Where all your creations go. And Butters.

Some of the people in GOOD imaginationland:
- Carebears
- Jack from Nightmare Before Christmas
- The underpants gnomes
- A griffin
- Pacman
- Optimus Prime
- Krishna

From the BAD part of imaginationland:
- Alien
- Predator
- The woodland Creatures
- Manbearpig
"This is...Imaginationland!"

Imagination Station 

N. A restaurant in which the food is so terrible that one must imagine it tastes amazing in order to consume it.

Imagination Stations are most commonly found in high school cafeterias or college dining halls, or places that are only visited because they are convenient
Ed: Hey man you wanna go slurp some sludge at the dining hall?

Dale: Might as well dude, that Imagination Station is the only place around here for miles.

imagination 

1. having the creative spirit and freedom of the mind and body to accomplish one's desires.

2. seeing the world through many perspectives and points of view in hopes of creating a better tomorrow
Spongebob: With Imagination, anything's possible :D

Imagination 

a child's way of lying to themselves about the real world
Joey: Hey let's use our imagination powers to lie to ourselves
Kevin: Sure sounds like fun
Imagination by Gotapoint October 16, 2020

imagination break 

a reverie indulged in while awake. Another term for daydreaming.
I didn't really feel paying attention in class so I took an imagination break and fought some ninjas, then the teacher realized I wasn't paying attention.
imagination break by Paw Lee September 11, 2011
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"I can't, I have dance."
"You're such a Bunhead."

"Yeah... I know."
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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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