Moisan 

A person who prefers to wear socks with sandals and just does not give a fuck, and is often thinking of men in long johns.
Often acquainted with a large taint and often prefers to listen to old folk music rather than any other music.

Frequently referred to as a party-er or rather a party animal.(Preferably a rabbit)

Often has an irrational fear of worms.. though it has yet to be discovered why this is a factor to 'Moisan'.

Favorite hobby of a 'moisan' is to battle worms and stomp on slugs with his/her other party-goers.

1; Moisan just battled it out with some worms, oh fuck!

2; What is that taint doing hanging over your twat, moisan?

3; hello thur, its Moisan, got a problem with my socks and sandals? I just don't give a hoot!

Moisan by hairyturnips June 15, 2010

Misandrist 

Someone that hates or dislikes men or boys.

Someone that practices misandry is called a misandrist.

Misandrist by FeministLauren February 24, 2013

Misandry 

This dislike and hatred of men, and males in general.

It is MISANDRY to believe that only males are capable of abuse.

Misandry by ZeroSeven June 7, 2014

misandry 

Hatred toward men or toward masculine expression.

"All men are pigs" is an example of misandry.

misandry by jhbkbhj March 12, 2013

Misandry 

The belief that ALL evil in the world can be traced back to men.

(Similar to the National Socialist belief, that all evil can be traced back to the Jews. Also see: Bigotry.)

After his girlfriend stabbed him in the throat, Joe called the cops and was immediately arrested. After Joe bled to death, his girlfriend was not charged because of MISANDRY.

Misandry by ZeroSeven June 7, 2014

Joule Misanthropy

The avoidance of using the Joule as a unit of energy. Sometimes used equivocally, especially in the United States, in describing a strong preference for the use of the calorie. Specifically, Joule Misanthropy refers to those who castigate or otherwise judge humans who do express energy as joules. Joule Misanthropists are known as being particularly intransigent in their anti-joule stance.

This inclination and its relatively widespread popularity are thought to have been originated by those who opposed the popularity of James Prescott Joule. This movement probably began after Joule famously spurned William Thomson (later Lord Kelvin); the two had planned an experiment together, which Joule then neglected in favor of marriage and a honeymoon. Although essentially left standing at the flask, Lord Kelvin understood and offered his congratulations to the happy couple. However, Kelvin supporters were enraged and began an anti-Joule campaign. This caught hold particularly in the Americas, probably due the residual anti-English sentiment of the time.

Formally, Joule Misanthropy is defined as the the use of a unit of energy other than the joule in a context in which the use of said unit would generally be considered illogical or not practical. For example, expressing the energy required by a human to lift a small object in electronvolts would constitute Joule Misanthropy.

"Hey, I heard Patty was accepted to that prestigious US institution!"

"Yes, but he has decided not to attend due to the widespread Joule Misanthropy there."

"That's a shame. I can't believe people can still be so small minded in the 21st century."

Joule Misanthropy by Big Diggity February 19, 2015

Misandrynoir 

/mɪˈsandri' nwɑ/

Noun: dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against Black men, as a result of individual experience and/or Twitter propaganda, positioned as the collective experience.

"Misandrynoir could become a hate crime under new proposals"
"I can't believe she called that brother, who was murdered by the police, a "bullet-bag". We don't need racist white supremacists when Black women are casually practising misandrynoir like this."

Misandrynoir by Mr B1ack October 21, 2020