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Terrasite 

Terrasite (noun)
/ˌterə ˌsīt/ (terr·a·site)
“terra-“ (Latin = “earth”) + “-sitos” (Greek = “food”)

Definition:
1. A devourer or destroyer of land or earth.

2. Humanity in the Post-Anthropocene eras
3. 2023 album by extreme metal band Cattle Decapitation
From the pupa to a nymph
molting each stage of our lives til cold and stiff
Now thriving terrasites, dramatic shift
Now as a parasite, humanity persists
Terrasite by humanjerky619 January 8, 2023
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Terrasite 

A fictional subset of materials that are invincible to all outside influences other than gravity and other forms of Terrasite. All forms of Terrasite are not made of protons, electrons or neutrons and are instead made of their own particles. There are multiple forms of Terrasite which include, but are not limited to, solidified, liquid, energized, glass, and dead Terrasite
The Terrasite bullet fired, hitting the outside hull of one side of the ship and penetrating the other side.
Terrasite by theultimateasian March 21, 2013

Terrative 

Viciously, comically, or unintentionally territorially territorial.
Whilst walking my dog around the perimeter of the local community college, he urinated on every single college trash can. Upon marking them all, I preceded to call him a "terrative" bitch.
Terrative by DrewBowls December 8, 2009

Terraterian

A person that does not eat any seafood.
We have to go to a steak restaurant tonight, Noah is a terraterian, he dosen't eat any fish or other seafood of any kind.
Terraterian by tonka1982 December 9, 2009

Terrasphere 

From the Latin terra, meaning earth, and sphere, meaning ball: i.e., a "dirtball." Useful when discussing someone's condition with someone else while in front of the "terrasphere."
You might want to put on an extra pair of gloves before physically examining your patient as he appears to be a terrasphere.
Terrasphere by GewdahBear July 8, 2009

terrabit 

that one streamer that has weird eyes and a bee that i forgot the name of
have you watched terrabit?
no who are they also who are yo-
GRR YROIRUJWAIOKDHAS DKSDFSDHJGAJODFHGOSDJKFLBSDF
terrabit by canigeta_whoppa August 8, 2021

terrakinesis 

the ability to manipulate earth at will using one´s mind, generally by means of psychokinetic or psychic energy.
he can make mountains rise by using terrakinesis
terrakinesis by Eduardo V. April 20, 2007
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