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Conspiracy of two or more persons against one
When two or more persons have a conspiracy against you in a game or daily chit-chat, you typically shout "SLAAVIO!" playfully.
Slaavio by Ralf Tangent December 16, 2003
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Slaviour 

Someone who promises salvation in order to enslave people. The term is a conglomeration of the words saviour and slaver.
Person 1: "Do you accept Jesus Christ as your Saviour?"
Person 2: "No, he was just a Slaviour."
Slaviour by PoetryRaven January 25, 2010
slavior (to (en)slave + suffix ior, like in savior) Ð the prince of this world, the one who imitates the Savior and promises to save people but makes them slaves.


Outwardly the distinction between Savior and Slavior may be as subtle as one letter difference in their names.

For many old-believers, the Slavior is already here, in our very midst, and they refuse to serve this self-appointed sovereign.
slavior by Mikhail Epstein November 2, 2003
Low vibe persons with a herd mentality, cataclysmically virtue signaling what their propagandist tell-lie-visions and mouth pieces say to do, with the belief that they are somehow helping or saving humanity and not in fact creating more slaves.
Some slavior just tried soap box me about how their feelings should dictate my life choices and free will.
Slavior by iTend2Offend November 25, 2020
I have to agree with the abovementioned definition of 'Slavior': it may be a 'nonce word' created by someone who was bored-stiff outta his/her skull, but the word desribes that 'person' -- people usually do think that the Anti-Christ is non other than The Beast666 himself, who's not human -- that will come at the Endtimes and lead the World into Salvation (=enslavement: which is a very clever play on the relationship bewteen God and his 'slaves')...and sheeple will be led away to think otherwise or question his authenticity.

One last: this Slavior is going to be a Muslim and his followers will rise from the walls of Mecca, to concur cities east and west..."at the far shore-end of the Great Ocean. One city on the East they will enter with shouts of Allah-Akbar! and the other is a city with a thousand markets in each market there are one thousand markets that reside on the Western shore*".
*These verses were taken from a very old book that talks about the Mehdi, or as the Shiites call him 'Al-Qaiem' (The Stander or 'defender' of God's will) and he is going to be the Slavior (a.k.a. False-Messiah/ Anti-Christ/ Anti-God or as Arab Muslims call him 'AlAawaarAddajal', or the Liar with the One Eye' because his left eye will be 'put off' later on). And the two cities are NY & LA, both known as NewAngeles ("City of The Million Shops" it's an old name LA used to be called).
I think that if human beings were to face The Slavior at the End of Time, then I guess it's just -- as a devout Mahayanan Buddist -- a turn of simple 'Karmaggedon'!

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Slavior by hammer---;, hytham April 25, 2007

I rebuke you in the name of our lordt and slayvior 

To express sharp, stern disapproval of; reprove; reprimand in the name of something gay af and non-religious because Jesus was a charlatan and Christians currently/still suck. Can be used to rebuke any person, place, thing, etc.
Person 1: Does this brown belt go with my black crocs?
Person 2, probably a gay: No, baby, no, and I rebuke you in the name of our Lordt and Slayvior.

Person 1: You wanna go get Chic-Fil-A?
Person 2: I will never give them my money to continue squandering on the oppression of LGBT+ rights and I rebuke them in the name of our Lordt and Slayvior.
A kind person with a unique name that likes young doplh and used to describe a person that gets less shy over years but also a major wuss when it comes to to walking in the woods
He built like saavione
saavione by Mr Pedro sir November 22, 2021
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God Shot 

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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Is that cake?

Another way to say is this fake? Like the show real or cake
“Slayyyter just announced another album last night”
“No way, is that cake?”
“Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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