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The ultimate slang for a "son" (friend or peer) who has way too many layers. It’s used to describe someone who is being fake, doing too much for the aesthetic, or acting "deep" when they’re actually just an onion.
Stop acting like a sonion and just be real for once; you don't actually have that many layers
Sonion by angu1shedmethods April 11, 2026

Rain Sonion

An alternative to Sonion, adding the rain to it, can be an alternative to Rain Man, or it can also just be a nickname with no meaning you call someone. Sonion is a meme with no actual meaning, Rain Sonion came from when someone said "You'll be right as rain sonion" which this could be interpreted as a nick name "Rain Sonion". But in reality they forgot to add a comma, i'll larp it anyways.
"Did you know the first letter of the alphabet is P?" response: "Rain Sonion."
"Goodbye." "Goodbye Rain Sonion"
"I am on the Autism spectrum." "Ahh, so you're one of them Rain Sonions then."
Sonin- To take orders.
John- That nigga just rolled him a blunt.
Steve- That's fucked up, why he do that?
Roger- Cause he's sonin man.
sonin by Hezikiaha January 30, 2010

wendy's onion rings 

Something that should exist, but doesn't.
"Man I love Wendy's onion rings."
"They have onion rings?"
wendy's onion rings by that_dude31 January 17, 2017
Cousins with MBTI, however, they do not want to associate with one another. Probably a pseudoscience.

Socionics claims there to be 8 information elements (IMEs) and 16 types. These 16 types of information metabolism(TIMs) interact with one another in 16 ways.

Each TIM possesses all 8 IMEs, in different slots in their cognition. They value certain IMEs above others, and they are stronger in certain IMEs than others.

These 16 types are also divided into 4 quadra of 4, each sharing the same valued IMEs. Those who share a quadra are where long term relations are most likely to flourish. They are the Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta Quadra.

Warning: Socionics is rather complex. Please do not try at home. Unless you want to. Then maybe you can.
IEE: Hey guys guys guys I found this socionics thingy
ILE: I know that! You going to run off in search of your SLI boyfriend now?
IEE: Hey! Not funny!
Socionics by typologer September 6, 2020
Word used by army units stationed at Ft. Wainwright, Alaska, during the late 1980s to the early 1990s, to describe the act of destroying something or just plain "kicking ass".
On this mission we are going to lay the sconion.
sconion by 11- Bravo June 24, 2009