eclectricity
powerful energy or feeling of excitement or anticipation radiated to others from being made up of elements from a variety of sources.
eclectricity by bill b licious April 23, 2010
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Eclectricity
The power of eclectricity can by witnessed through taking a deep dive into the seemingly endless collections of unique artistic styles the Ukrainian painter displayed over her long and prolific career.
Eclectricity by DoctorSensei March 18, 2022
Heavy electricity
It's caused by particle accelerators sending huge jolts of power into domestic power lines. These knock the electricity back into its wild state, which is much heavier due to flattened electrons. The devastating result is that huge masses of heavy electricity start randomly falling out of wires and crashing onto anything below.
Heavy electricity by Kevchenko March 29, 2005
electricity
The greatest invention of all time, without electricity the world would stop turning. Electricity can simply be described as electrons running through an element that leads electricity, such as a copper wire, a transistor, a resistor or a capacitor. Electricity can be "stored" in so called batteries or capacitors. Without electricity we wouldnt have TV, cars, electric toothbrushes (duuh?), computers nor electric chairs (thanks John Fru)... And that would suck, wouldn't it?
I turned on my electric lamp, sat down on the couch, turned on the TV with my electric remote control, and electrecuted my friends with the stun gun (needs electricity) so I could watch my stories!
electricity by OllieKickFlip June 14, 2006
electricity
a form of energy that is shaped by its vessel, lies dormant or active in anything that requires energy
ie: electric current in a wire/ electromagnetic field given off by a battery/ bioelectricity found in most living things/ potential energy when its container is not using energy etc.
electricity by dr. jack dexter February 15, 2012
electricity anorexic
A person, male of female, who reduces electric consumption to such an extent that electric usage is at the barest minimum. This type of person experiences euphoria when the electric bill goes down each month.
Terry is an electricity anorexic who compulsively finds ways to use the least amount of electricity possible.
electricity anorexic by danny fargoe May 26, 2010
Catic electricity
Catic electricity by flacker February 21, 2010
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