Imaginarium
Imaginarium by Jonathan L. Waldman June 7, 2005
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imaginarium
A place where you imagine things. It could be described as something akin to an aquarium for the observer.
A satirical take on the imaginarium translator as a plagiarist:
“it is the paparazzi of observation; taking snaps, selling gossip, manipulating the message, massaging your tone, sharing your ideas without your consent, without you.
Then, selling it back to you.“
“it is the paparazzi of observation; taking snaps, selling gossip, manipulating the message, massaging your tone, sharing your ideas without your consent, without you.
Then, selling it back to you.“
imaginarium by Doppelgänger August 31, 2025
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Imaginarian
Noun (archaic)
A person gifted with a vast imagination, which -- although quite uncommon! -- can suddenly disappear when asked to describe things like imaginary words.
A person gifted with a vast imagination, which -- although quite uncommon! -- can suddenly disappear when asked to describe things like imaginary words.
"A natural imaginarian, he opened his mouth and out forth poured the most bizarre and marvelous notions I had ever heard."
-- Life and Times of William Munchington, 1894.
-- Life and Times of William Munchington, 1894.
Imaginarian by WillowyouIDIOT August 19, 2013
Imaginarious
Imaginarious by Killahsesh August 5, 2023
Imaginarian
n. Someone who's political ideology is not founded in reality, closely or remotely.
Adj. A political political philosophy that advocates something that is not achievable and/or detrimental to society as a whole.
Adj. A political political philosophy that advocates something that is not achievable and/or detrimental to society as a whole.
Ex. Look at that idiot anarcho-capitalist raging on the internet, he's a total imaginarian.
Ex. The lemon party of Canada 's platform has a rather imagianarin air around it.
Ex. The lemon party of Canada 's platform has a rather imagianarin air around it.
Imaginarian by Qrutoph July 9, 2011
Imaginarily
Imaginarily by TheKingOfReal. October 24, 2023
Imaginaries
Imaginaries by Ierosistible September 23, 2026
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