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Ourobouros 

p. oh-rob-or-us

1. Mythological snake that pops up in all cultures that coils around and eats its own tail. It represents infinity, rebirth and has satanic connotations.
2. the name of my kick-ass new blues-rock band with some of my other teenage friends
1. Hey man, ever heard of this crazy snake that eats its own tail?

Yeah man, it's the Ourobouros.

It's nuts, man.

Yeah.

2. Hey man, ever heard of this crazy band that rock without even trying?

Yeah man, it's Ourobouros.

They're nuts, man.

Yeah.
Ourobouros by neil p b February 6, 2009
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Ourobouros Effect 

Named for the symbolic serpent devouring its own tail; in a political ideology, when members of one group turn on a member of the group on the premiss that the member does not represent or isn't extreme enough for the group's ideology. The Ourobouros Effect is common on both the left and the right of the political spectrum.
"The Huffington Post just ran a hit piece on supporters of Bernie Sanders. Something about 'Bernie Bros.'"
"That's the Ourobouros Effect, man."
Ourobouros Effect by Pyro's R Us October 6, 2016

Ouroboros 

A circular symbol of a snake or dragon devouring its tail, standing for infinity or wholeness.
He had the mark of the Ouroboros on his hand.
Ouroboros by Morava December 14, 2008

Ouroboros 

An ancient symbol frequently used in alchemical illustrations to symbolize the circular nature of the alchemist's opus. Often represents self-reflexitivity or cyclicality, especially in the sense of something constantly recreating itself thus illustrating the Nietzschean concept of eternal recurrence.
Hey look at that ouroboros that Carl Jung illustrated.
Ouroboros by Jimmy187babyg December 1, 2009

Ouroboros 

A symbol that depicts a snake or dragon eating its own tail, usually associated with some religious groups or old age practices such as alchemy. It was said the symbol was dicovered on the Silk Road and was named by Greek travelers.
Ouroboros would make an awesome tattoo.
Ouroboros by Yep Nope September 23, 2005

Ouroboros Meat-Train 

Having enough people to loop an all-male conga-line with everyone penetrating the arse of the person ahead of them.
The gay orgy had enough people to create an Ouroboros Meat-Train, nobody was left out.

the ouroboros effect 

When a group, usually political groups, start to fall apart from the inside due to their inconsistencies causing internal conflict. Much like the ouroboros snake eating it’s own tail
The ouroboros effect is really taking hold of the feminist movement
the ouroboros effect by Dr dampness February 8, 2018
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