omnomology

om⋅nom⋅ol⋅o⋅gy

–noun
1. the science of omnom or omnoms.
2. the science of the omnoms of the mind.

Harry is pursuing a PhD in omnomology at Harvard to become a dietitian like his father.

by rbf1788 March 29, 2009

omnomology

the science of how delicious things are. this is generally based on a scale of 1 to 15 omnoms.

"mmm! that chicken sure was finger lickin good!"

"agreed. totally worth 14 omnoms."

"omnoms?"

"you know. on the omnomology scale!"

by kindergartner from canda March 4, 2010

infornimorogrophatographical onomology

When the cell structure of cream cheese combines with coprolites, creating a biased form of enomontololoolololooooology.

I think we should get more evidence by using infornimorogrophatographical onomology.

by Neil Degrasse Tyson 5 February 21, 2017

omnology

(n.) neologism; the study of reality as differentiation.

Omnology is derived from the Latin, "omni" meaning, "over" and the Greek "logos", meaning, "knowledge": omnology sits over all knowledge, learning, human experience and is the study that, using the canonical modality, i.e., Arabic, explains reality based on the differences between phenomena.

by zalzalahbuttsaab2 May 11, 2025

omnology

(n.) neologism; the study of reality as differentiation.

Omnology is derived from the Latin, "omni" meaning, "over" and the Greek "logos", meaning, "knowledge": omnology sits over all knowledge, learning, human experience and is the study that, using the canonical modality, i.e., Arabic, explains reality based on the differences between phenomena.

e.g. I— This is an omnological analysis.; II— Omnology superceded ontology.

by zalzalahbuttsaab2 May 11, 2025