Termoil

A very specific subcategory of turmoil; pertaining to all things of an academic nature; though, most often used in reference to college turbulence

She thought she was well prepared, but it seemed as though every move she made led her deeper and deeper into unforseen termoil.

by TheQuinnOfHearts January 24, 2023

termoil

A temperish political dust-up regarding an election-related matter.

Da Y2K election was a classic example of a major termoil.

by QuacksO October 14, 2023

Turmoil

The state of violent agitation.

The world is in turmoil.The pig flu reached pandemic proportions.

by BlackPohatu November 25, 2016

Turmoil

A state of complete confusion, uncertainty, disorder and chaos.

Often used to describe the personal lives of accountants and engineers.

Stranger #1: "Jesus, what's wrong with them?"
Stranger #2: "oh they are in turmoil, their lives are like dry handjobs."

by Thenicktionary April 24, 2017

Termool

Rooted in Wheel of Time lore, Termool defines a desolate area south of the Aiel Waste

"Damn, I bet its really hot and dry in the Termool."

"Damn, if you read those books closely enough to know about Termool you are a loser."

by Ollathair September 16, 2008

Hyperactive Turmoil Disembodiment

When you get eaten by a crab

Ross and Dan tumbled down a hill in an infinity looped shaped 69. They then proceed to fall off of a cliff where that final scene from Titanic plays and Dan dies from hyperactive turmoil disembodiment

by Dim4ever February 26, 2017

Intestinal Turmoil

Severe gastroenteritis resulting in diarrhea and/or vomiting usually resulting in a sick day at work.

Josh Beckett will miss his next start with severe intestinal turmoil.

by Herb.E.Versmells June 28, 2011