Otter Mode

The opposite of Bear Mode. Peak physical condition for someone who wishes to remain skinny yet tone.

Otter Mode: Michael Phelps.

by Rattasauce May 22, 2011

Ottermode

Male body type combining skinny, muscular and very low bodyfat with well defined abs. Used recently in fitness forums. Examples are Taylor Lautner, Brad Pitt. Suggested by many as the ideal male bodytype because it is not threatening to females like huge muscles.

I'm going to go ottermode this spring by working out and doing lots of cardio.

by RickCain2320 December 26, 2009

Outer Standard Model Theory

A speculative extension of the Standard Model of particle physics beyond our observable universe—proposing that particle physics might differ in outer spacetime regions. Outer Standard Model suggests that the particles, forces, and symmetries we observe might be local to our cosmic neighborhood. In outer regions, different particles, different forces, different physics entirely. The Standard Model isn't universal; it's regional—a local ordinance in the cosmic legislature.

"We've got six quarks, three generations, four forces—but why? Outer Standard Model Theory says: that's just our local physics. Other spacetimes might have different particles, different forces, different rules. The Standard Model isn't the law; it's a local bylaw. Outer physics: different neighborhoods, different ordinances."

by Dumu The Void March 5, 2026

moderately significant other

A person with whom one shared a special relationship that is somewhat more than simply as friend, but not not quite the level of "significant other." May be former or future significant other, or even someone whom will never have that status. Some "best friends" qualify, but not nearly all do. A sexual component to the relationship is quite common, though it is not required.

Note: A sexual component does not automatically raise a friend to moderately significant other status, rather it is the strength of the bond between the two parties.

"I haven't had a girlfriend in a while, so I've been spending a lot of time with my moderately significant other, and we've even gone to a few weddings together. But somehow, we've never quite gone out."

by ceolaf2 September 1, 2009