Paranime 

Animation created outside Japan that deliberately adopts the visual style, storytelling methods, or production sensibilities of anime, but has no direct roots in Japanese studios, creators, or source material.
Examples: Canon Busters, Castlevania, Devil may cry (Netflix series), Lord of Mysteries

In short:
Anime’s twin that grew up outside Japan.

Personal note:
Coined as a universal term to clearly separate anime (Japanese animation) from anime-inspired works made in other countries. “Paranime” comes from para- (parallel) + anime, meaning it runs alongside anime without being the same.

Friend: “Bro, Castlevania is the best anime ever.”
Me: “It can’t, because it’s not even an anime—it’s paranime.”

Paranime by UmbrellaReviewer37 September 5, 2025

paradimethylameinobenzaldehyde 

A REALLY FUCKING long word that describes a chemical. Also it is fun to learn how to spell. ;)

paradimethylameinobenzaldehyde has the word meth, lame, dime, rad, ameino and fuck you in it. Bitch.

paradimethylameinobenzaldehyde by Ur Mum lolz September 12, 2018

paranies 

The older version of chillies and they are very cool (like chillies).

Chillie: wow that's a parany! I love paranies~

paranies by anonymous April 17, 2024

Paranome

noun /ˈpærəˌnoʊm/

Etymology:

From para- (“beside, beyond”) + -nome (evoking metronome, gnome, and norm)

A principle, condition, or agent in which each individual acknowledges a shared rule but claims personal exemption from it. The rule persists, but its authority dissolves through universal exceptionality. The paranome is the norm that no one fully obeys; each participant bends it inward, ticking to their own logic while still orbiting its presence.

You can't truly reason with anybody, because they never see themselves as wrong, clearly their own exception to the rule. Society is one tangled chaotic mess of a silent paranome.

Paranome by Starcode November 1, 2025