Synomemes 

Different meme templates with the same meaning are called Synomemes.

I hate synomemes because it's not funny the second time.

Synomemes by KingOfDireWolves September 20, 2020

synomeme 

An exploitable meme template that is used in an identical or extremely similar way to another.

Guy 1: Did you see the Winnie the Pooh template? It's funny as fuck.
Guy 2: Nah man, that's just a synomeme of the Drake template.
Guy 1: What?
Guy 2: They're synomemous.

synomeme by Dr. Melvin Emer, PhD April 24, 2019

Synthemesc 

Synthemesc (or synthetic mescaline) is a term coined in the novel A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

“They had no license for selling liquor, but there was no law against prodding some of the new veshches things which they used to put into the old moloko milk, so you could peet drink it with vel-ocet or synthemesc…"

Synthemesc by NatsumiMai May 23, 2014

synomeme 

A synomeme is a meme template that directly mirrors another in meaning, context, etc. One example is the Scarlett Johansson and Steve Carell surprised format. Another popular synomeme is, "O *blank* of the *blank*, what is your wisdom?"

Hey, did you see the surprised Steve Farrell synomeme?
You mean the Scarlett Johansson one? Yeah, I saw it.

synomeme by That guy on UrbanDictionary September 21, 2020

Synomeme 

When two different memes are similar in meaning

"The panzer In the lake, Senpai in the pool, Dog of wisdom, Impostor of the Vent and uzaki-chan's shirt are Synomemes, they are basically the same thing!"

Synomeme by Crosx September 22, 2020

synomeme 

multiple meme’s with the same meaning

person 1: “you saw that meme about spongebob falling”
person 2: “ oh yeah isn’t that the same as the one from steve?”
person 1: “yes, it’s called an synomeme, 2 or more memes with the same meaning!”

synomeme by sydakasteveswife September 15, 2022