Thapistic

When somebody's being stupid asf and probably has STD's

Ew go away you're thapistic

by Ohnoits May 21, 2019

Theistic Satanism

As the Satanic ideals and religion grew more popular throughout the decades of the 20th century, most Satanists were only symbolic Satanists. This means they used Satan as a symbol for desires that other religions denied, individuality, strength, independance, etc, but did not actually worship or believe in Satan. To be a Theistic, or traditional Satanist, means to be one that truly believes in Satan and worships him as the deity that he is.

*Philosophical/Symbolic Satanism- " We don't actually believe in Satan, but we live very similarly to the principles of which a true Satanist operates on, minus worshipping"

*Theistic Satanism*- I believe in and worship Satan as a god

by EternalFollower July 21, 2006

Therapistical

Something a therapist would say

1 ‘ Im Dumb ‘

2 ‘ no ‘
1 ‘ ok ‘

2 was therapistical

by oliver o November 13, 2020

Theistic Field

The year round visible reminders of your brand of faith permeating the public space which keeps the gaslight on for you. Music, entertainment, politics, holidays, symbols, colloquialisms.

Walking near a park, Bob saw a lamb and texted a religious emoji to his friend. Both felt recharged and renewed in their faith after Bob encountered the strong Theistic Field near the park.

by Sample1 March 15, 2019

twatistic

a disorder that appears characterized by impairment of the ability to form normal social relationships, by impairment of the ability to communicate with others or even form a thought about something other than twat.

After Snatchface has a few beers in him he becomes twatistic.

by Portia Flynn October 14, 2006

Thotistic

A woman having a mental disorder causing her to be a slut or thot; A crazy slut; Women who cannot have a solid relationship and feels the need to cheat or sleep around.

That girl is a complete slut she must be thotistic.
bopwhorethotThotWhoreSlut

by Specialedstew November 3, 2014

theistically challenged

the inability to believe in God, no matter how hard one tries

He thought to himself, can God, knowing what He will do in the future, escape that inevitability? If yes, He's not omniscient, if no, He's not omnipotent...or maybe logic has nothing to do with it and I'm just theistically challenged?

by sircasey February 15, 2009