Civilianite
Brady is a civilianite.
Civilianite by Burntpauly October 25, 2022
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civilianite by Infernoz94 September 21, 2022
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Civilianaire
An individual seemingly belonging to the lower middle, or middle class, who holds some sort of steady legitimate employment, and who appears to generate all their income from legal enterprises, when in fact, they have the net worth and/or income of an individual in the upper middle or upper class, having generated additional income covertly from non-violent illegal activities (selling pot, smuggling, tax evasion, etc). They appear to live within their means, while being able to splurge on nondurable goods and cash transactions, and afford the luxuries of the upper middle or upper class.
"Bob went to Vegas three times this month. I work with tha dude at the store, and on what we get paid... he gotta be a civilianaire.
Civilianaire by H.H.P. December 14, 2008
Civilianish
A word used in two different ways by the Military. To describe something that sounds too good to be true, or to describe someones reactions or thoughts to be dumb.
Ex. 1 -
Guy 1 - Man... Why don't we have hour long lunches?
Guy 2 - That's Civilianish.
Ex. 2 -
Guy 1 - Wait! Your in the Air Force, what plane do you fly?
Guy 2 - That's Civilianish... I drive a truck.
Guy 1 - Man... Why don't we have hour long lunches?
Guy 2 - That's Civilianish.
Ex. 2 -
Guy 1 - Wait! Your in the Air Force, what plane do you fly?
Guy 2 - That's Civilianish... I drive a truck.
Civilianish by Avionics_Guy7 March 12, 2011
civilianaire
An individual seemingly belonging to the lower middle, or middle class, who holds some sort of steady legitimate employment, and who appears to generate all their income from legal enterprises, when in fact, they have the net worth and/or income of an individual in the upper middle or upper class, having generated additional income covertly from non-violent illegal activities (selling pot, smuggling, tax evasion, etc). They appear to live within their means, while being able to splurge on nondurable goods and cash transactions, and afford the luxuries of the upper middle or upper class.
Bob went to Vegas three times this month. I work with tha dude at the store, and on what we get paid... he gotta be a civilianaire.
civilianaire by H.H.P. December 14, 2008
Civilianity
Civilianity by Hoothootmayonaise October 16, 2020
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