Lusional
Lusional by marajuanasmoke June 23, 2009
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lusional
The opposite of delusional, you know something and you are not imagining it, or convincing yourself.
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Lusional
Lusional by Doctor Seus March 29, 2025
Lusional
The opposite of delusional; When you know something for sure, and aren’t just making it up or imagining it.
Web M.D.-lusional
adj. The state of being convinced one is suffering from an illness/disorder/etc. much more severe than what one really has based on a Web M.D. diagnosis.
Ty: I researched my symptoms online, and I think I may have a brain tumor.
Cassie: That's Ty; he's Web M.D.-lusional.
Cassie: That's Ty; he's Web M.D.-lusional.
Web M.D.-lusional by clarke paley December 4, 2010
Duo-lusional
(Adv.)
A term that describes two delusional friends called Bashar and Omar. Any two delusional people cannot be called duo-lusional, unless they are Bashar and Omar specifically.
A term that describes two delusional friends called Bashar and Omar. Any two delusional people cannot be called duo-lusional, unless they are Bashar and Omar specifically.
Duo-lusional by Not Duo-lusional August 4, 2023
Lusionality
Lusionality by Notdmatthew April 26, 2019
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