Limology 

Not to be confused with limnology or limophilia, limology is a substudy of microbiology, and the study of slime, other moist, vicious fluids, how it is produced, and how the word "slime" used to mean sap or resin. It is also a rare subject to be taught in schools and colleges.

Etmology:
Limology derives from the Latin word "limo", meaning "slime" (Just like the word "limophilia"), and the Greek suffix "ology", which means "the study of". "Limology" can be loosely translated to "study of slime", hence its definition.

Phil: Wow! I got an A+ on my limology test! wOOt!
Greg: That's funny...I got a C- on mine.
Phil: LOL, what did you get that grade for, Greg? Limophilia? Because your fetish is the reason for your low grades! Burn!

Limology by Mr. Wordington the Tenth October 5, 2018

Lamology 

The study of that which is lame.

I majored in lamology.

Lamology by Anonymous April 1, 2003

Lamology 

The study of being 'on the lam' (i.e. arsing about)

Pete and Geoff went on the lam in town.

Lamology by Anonymous July 10, 2003

Ligmology 

The study of Ligma, a life threatening condition.

"Hey Jim what are you Majoring in?"

"Ligmology"

"wow you really are making a difference"

Ligmology by Mike Hawk 069 February 27, 2019

Litology 

The study of being lit. Also described by experts as being “turnt up”

“Hey Jimmy my Litology class is lit”

Litology by litgod August 28, 2016

Lisology 

Created vocabulary from Lisa's take on the the English language by combining multiple words into more useful terms .

Rosetta Stone has nothing on Lisology with words like Fanfrikintabulous.

Lisology by Lisology February 7, 2009

Stink lines

As seen in illustrations or cartoons: Wavy, vertical lines rising above a person, place or thing. Denotes a foul odor.

"You didn't put enough stink lines on your picture of the teacher."

Stink lines by Athene Airheart March 14, 2004