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euthanized 

euthanized by squidman11 October 19, 2022

Ethanism 

A type of religion in with a person named Ethan is ranked very highly on the social ladder. He typically has many followers that do what ever he wants. They follow him and are at his beck and call. His followers can't live with out him and rely on him as a source of happiness.
Person 1: have you seen Ethan today?
Person 2: Yeah, last time I saw him he was preaching about Ethanism.
Ethanism by Gymnast27 May 23, 2019

ethansexual 

someone who only dates people with the name ethan, usually only the unattractive ones though

e.g. andrea
“hey andrea! what’s your type?.”

“ethan.”

“wha-?.”
“i identify as ethansexual.”

Get Themselves Euthanized 

When someone is messing around something they shouldn’t be involved in and they’ll end up hurt in the end. Does not have to be death but can be physical pain, mental pain, or emotional pain.
Those guys over there are messing around in our hood? They better watch themselves before they get themselves euthanized

euthanize 

to dispose of an inconvenient or ill-formed person, especially a relative, by putting them to death. to treat a human being as an unwanted pet.
there are some who say that pud would euthanize his retarded brother if it wouldn't mean that he could then not be buried in a jewish cemetary.
euthanize by a dot of course July 29, 2004

Euthanize the line 

When the signal on the cellphone gets blurry, the person immediately hangs up.
Felix: So, what did she say?

Erik: I dunno. Gonna call her later because the line went fuzzy. I had to euthanize the line.
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