metagones

A word Italians use to refer to non-Italians.

They don't know how to make pizza. That's the metagones way.

by jd November 26, 2004

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mentagenesis

Noun. Pronounced "Men-ta-gen-e-sis"
Menta= Latin: of the mind, thought, imagination, consciousness.
Genesis= Greek: to create, originate, conceive , birth and manifest.

To use one's mind, thoughts, imagination and/or consciousness to create, originate, conceive, give birth to and/or manifest a new possibility, idea, concept, thing, or state of being into one's present or future reality. In the simplest terms it's 'using thoughts to create things'.

Related terms: mental manifestation, mind over matter, reality revising

Through Mentagenesis one is able to harness the power of inspiration, imagination, intention and initiative to manifest a reality that matches one's desires.

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medegones

An Italian term meaning outsiders, them, or just non-Italians in general. Not really a derogatory word it really just meant non-Italians mostly without a negative connotation. Used mostly 1940s and 1950s for the Irish, German, Polish, and Jewish.

For me, I am sure that for most second generation Italian-American children who grew up in the '40s and '50s, there was a definite distinction drawn between US and THEM. We were ITALIANS! Everybody else -- the Irish, German, Polish, Jewish - they were the "Medegones (MED-E-GONES)."
The Joy of Growing Up Italian
by Tony Scire

by TheDangerRanger November 30, 2007

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