atrium
atrium by the fresh prince January 21, 2005
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atrium • atrium rat • Atrium swan dive • Mingling in the atrium • artium • Abrium • artrium • atrima • atrum angelus • atrumpcity
Atrium swan dive
In law school (or most grad schools), the term for what you feel like doing during finals, diving off the atrium. Almost all law schools have multistory atriums centered in the middle of a high stress environment.
Many law schools have diving programs after finals as a stress reliever. Unfortunately, most atriums lack an adequate diving pool.
Many law schools have diving programs after finals as a stress reliever. Unfortunately, most atriums lack an adequate diving pool.
Atrium swan dive by LawStudentsEverywhere May 21, 2011
atrium rat
Kids in high school who hang out in the atrium and are typically looked down on and considered weird. They are usually playing pokémon or watching anime.
atrium rat by thatswack19 April 11, 2020
Mingling in the atrium
Ben: "...so if you have any other questions come find me after this presentation. I will be mingling in the atrium".
Evan: "I wouldn't mind mingling in your atrium"
Evan: "I wouldn't mind mingling in your atrium"
Mingling in the atrium by d123a February 19, 2011
artrium
A room in the middle of a house or courtyard leading to house which has open ceiling, sometimes a water feature and ART displayed as in a gallery. Similar to an "atrium" but with ARTWORK as the main attraction.
Jimmer emptied the espresso maker into his cup and took a leisurely amble into the artrium where he contemplated sculptures, paintings and prints waiting for him there.
artrium by jim christ August 14, 2009
atrumpcity
An atrocity committed by Donald Trump - this content may not be suitable for anyone who is not an ignorant, racist, misogynistic white male in the US with problems acknowledging Muslims are not all terrorists. There will be a litany of these atrumpcities that are likely to occur after his appointment of Steve Bannon as "chief strategist".
In other news, there's been yet another atrumpcity today, where the US declared war on (some country that said something critical about Donald Trump).
atrumpcity by @SecurityBrew November 14, 2016
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