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apropiate by j.mendozafigueroa04@nvusd.org March 30, 2017
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atrophan
A parent who has lost a child.
Origin: a morphed conjugate of the gender neutralized prefix for parentage "Atri-" (from Patri- or Matri-), and the word orphan, which comes from the Latin word Orbus meaning "deprived of a parent or child."
See also: widow
Origin: a morphed conjugate of the gender neutralized prefix for parentage "Atri-" (from Patri- or Matri-), and the word orphan, which comes from the Latin word Orbus meaning "deprived of a parent or child."
See also: widow
Person: are you a parent?
Atrophan: I used to be, now I'm an atrophan :(
Person: oh man I'm sorry, how did they die?
Atrophan: paragliding accident.
Atrophan: I used to be, now I'm an atrophan :(
Person: oh man I'm sorry, how did they die?
Atrophan: paragliding accident.
atrophan by jollyadamroger November 23, 2015
atopia
atopia by uttam maharjan December 28, 2011
atroppa bella dona
A woman, who’s a free spirit that can’t pass on, from her deathly sin she floats in the air cold and aimlessly. roaming the earth til she can find herself gathering up all of belongings, memories, family members, and children. Anything that’s connected to her, and hers. She’s a split personality of Mother Teresa, and a niece to Athena. A beautiful dead woman with intuition, premonition, prophecies, stories to tell, people to warn, more things to give than the giver, but always running “suicide runs” that never end. She’s the beautiful dead woman, who’s still dead at the end of the day still losing her mind.
My atroppa bella dona doesn’t feel good, she’s overwhelmed with anxiety grimaced from the thought of where her iPhone is because she forgot how to forget and she has a screenshot on her phone.
atroppa bella dona by Lilbabygrem December 13, 2021
duche-atopia
A snob party. A gathering of duche nozzles. A party where all the people are trying to show up each other through their clothes, cars, their money, and their education attainment. A very boring party full of uninteresting people.
Sam: "Did you go to Charlton's party last night?"
Will: "Yeah, but everybody there was a total snob, just like Charlton.
Sam: "Total duche-atopia, right? I told you not to go."
Will: "Yeah, but everybody there was a total snob, just like Charlton.
Sam: "Total duche-atopia, right? I told you not to go."
duche-atopia by vordmeister June 12, 2011
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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