aeacus 

Someone who is known as a total badass. Generally somebody in a leadership role who doles out harsh punishments or is a mediator. In greek mythology Aeacus was a great king who became judge in Hades instead of dying.

That guys is a total aeacus. He can own just about anyone at just about anything-or-He can do whatever he wants, he is Aeacus

aeacus by Lord KO July 10, 2007

Adacus 

An Adacus is a young man who is incapable of expressing his emotions. Adacuses also known as Adaci in plural form can have a range of skills but will never surprise you because they will use any chance they get to show off said skills. There aren’t only bad things to Adaci though they are extremely committed to things they set their minds to and are also above average in intelligence. All in all Adaci are good friends except when they get busy and accidentally ghost you.

“Some dude just told me he’s a sociopath”

“Oh he’s probably an Adacus”

Adacus by Anonymous Catfish July 13, 2022

Devil's Abacus 

When you are arguing with someone, but are a complete idiot and make it sound like the devil is playing with an old school counting device.

I agreed with her, but I just wanted to play the devil's abacus.

Devil's Abacus by JimmyDeanSnausage August 15, 2014

abacus

A chinese counting machine. Now outdated, has been banished to preschools and daycare centers for childrens entertainment. Sometimes considered, in its most basic form, the first computer.

Consists of 5 horizontal bars, each holding a number of beads that slide back and forth.

The little girl pushed the beads on the abacus from one side to the other.

abacus by QueenSammich April 30, 2005

Abacus

A primitive calculator used by both old people and technophobes.

Oh my god it runs on batteries, I'll stick to the good old abacus.

Abacus by Jimothjim May 2, 2006

abacus

a tool used by the Chinese in the early times. An abacus can be used to do arithmetic by hand.

"Quinn used an abacus to count to 100."

abacus by Kasey!! and Quin!! June 22, 2008

abacus class 

A reason often used to cover up the (possibly) suspicious relationship of two people.

Nina: So how did you meet Rose again?
John: Oh we were... um.. classmates back in ABACUS CLASS!
Nina: So are you just friends?
John: Yep! Just friends! Right! We have a totally platonic relationship!
Nina: You sure? I thought I saw you two holding hands yesterday...
John: Oh yeah that! Isn't that what old friends do when they-um... meet after a long time?
Nina: ...Ok. As long as you're not cheating on me...
John: Ahahaha..

abacus class by kerfulles February 17, 2014