Oregonaut 

Oregonaut

Or•e•gon•aut

/ORE-uh-g'nɑu̯t/

The word Oregonaut refers to someone in Oregon who experiments with altered states of consciousness, particularly as brought on by hallucinogenic drugs like ayahuasca or Psilocybin mushrooms, for the sake of spiritual or intrapersonal exploration.

While the term is often associated with drug use, an Oregonaut might also experiment with meditation, sensory deprivation, lucid dreaming, and other mind-altering practices.

Portland is brimming with Oregonauts now that drugs are legal

Oregonaut by TheTallestPsychonaut August 11, 2021

Oregonaut 

Or•e•gon•aut

/ORE-uh-g'nɑu̯t/

The word Oregonaut refers to someone in Oregon who experiments with altered states of consciousness, particularly as brought on by hallucinogenic drugs like ayahuasca or Psilocybin mushrooms, for the sake of spiritual or intrapersonal exploration.

While the term is often associated with drug use, an Oregonaut might also experiment with meditation, sensory deprivation, lucid dreaming, and other mind-altering practices.

Did you hear Oregon is legalizing drugs for personal use? I'm about to pack my shit and become an Oregonaut.

Oregonaut by TheTallestPsychonaut August 19, 2021

Dregonaut 

Another way of calling someone a dreg. Originates from a little town in Australia Budgewoi. Dregonaut could be used to address some one close to you or some one you think is a real big dreg. Can replace the aussie slang mate with dregonaut.

Beavis: Hey dregonaut, man their are some dregonauts out tonight.

Dregonaut by bevatron January 11, 2012

pregonaut

A women that is carrying a child or pregnant.

Whoa man, look at that pregonaut, shes ready for lift off.

pregonaut by Half_Wise February 4, 2008

Oregonites 

Teens from Oregon that attend The National Leadership Conference.

(n). There will be 23 Oregonites in attendance.

Oregonites by bigbrucey November 29, 2007

oregonuts 

Libiots living in Oregon

C'mon Oregonuts, if Commiefornians can pump their own gas so can you.

oregonuts by hoipolloiboy January 1, 2018