equanym

interplay on nouns and verbs

an equanym example is to plan your work and work your plan or
say what you mean and mean what you say

by msprecjewel November 24, 2009

Equanimity

A calmness or evenness of temper, especially in difficult situations. One of the characteristics Bob Costas gave to Tim Tebow.

Wow, Tim Tebow sure has a lot of haters, but he never breaks out in anger. What equanimity!

by TwoAngryFigs December 15, 2011

Equanimeous St. Brown

A fucking bum on the field, pisses down his leg, afraid of competition.

Yeah he’s such an Equanimeous St. Brown!

I don’t want him on my team then!

by TRSnakeEyes October 28, 2021

equanimeous

full of calm emotions when under pressure or dealing with problems.

Equanimeous St. Brown was quite equanimeous when he caught the game winning touchdown in the National Championship game.

by Bob McBobbyson September 24, 2017

equanimicable

A state of amiable equanimity; being amicable with equanimity.

Sharon is always equanimicable, she never shows her anger or dislike for others, not since her lobotomy.

by Bard of Boil April 24, 2019

Equanimarian

Equanimarian
noun
A person who maintains internal equilibrium while moving through external turbulence.
Not detached.
Not passive.
Not argumentative.
The Equanimarian does not react on cue.
Does not escalate to prove a point.
Does not chase agreement.
They introduce slight disturbance—
a phrase, a question, a presence—
then continue on their way.
They are often mistaken for cold, aloof, or contrarian.
In truth, they are simply unhooked.
Traits:
Speaks minimally but precisely.
Does not defend every statement.
Observes reaction without absorbing it.
Moves like water over stone—altering shape without losing form.
Creates riffles, not floods.
Example:
“He said ‘water has memory’ and kept walking. Total Equanimarian.”

“He said ‘water has memory’ and kept walking. Total Equanimarian.”

by Heymuse March 2, 2026