a globulator
a globulator by i can't find my mango April 8, 2007
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Something-a-globular
The same feeling as "Somewhat-a-globular", except at the same time you wish to rebel against grammar
Oh no! Those people near by used the rebellious Something-a-globular!? What do we do!? Quick. Let us evacuate the country.
Something-a-globular by i can't find my mango April 8, 2007
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somewhat-a-globular
"Typical outward signs of a human who is feeling somewhat a-globular could be an unfocussed upward-tilting gaze and widely-stretched, flailing limbs; the person might also be clutching at or jabbing at the air with an item of stationery in what is generally understood to be desperation to focus his or her concentration"
somewhat-a-globular by i can't find my mango April 8, 2007
somewhat-a-globular
A state of mind where one is confused or disorientatated about one's psychological, physical, geographical, social, and/or professional state
"What's this? Where am I? What's going on? Oh no..I'm feeling somewhat-a-globular" said the child as he woke up to find an old fisherman buying fish in front of him.
somewhat-a-globular by i can't find my mango April 8, 2007
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