permeance

noun - the conducting power Facebook 'friend' lists to become intermingled, despite list owners never having actually met in most instances; the recipricol (inverse) of making flesh and blood acquaintances in the real world.

Related forms:
noun - permeation
adjective - permeative
noun - permeator
verb - permeate

Wow?! The permeance in my Facebook reality is unreal.

I wish it was as easy to permeate in the real world as it is in Facebook.

Randall, you've got 639 Facebook 'friends'? Dude, you're like the ulitmate permeator.

by Zombie Cheerleader February 12, 2010

permeate

to pass into or through every part of; to penetrate through the pores; to be diffused through; pervade; saturate.

Our thinking is permeated by our historical myths

by Lauren September 29, 2003

permantized

Made permanent. Heard on the radio.

Due to the ongoing water shortage the water restrictions will be permantized.

by Shocked of London March 31, 2004

permenant vacation

Suicide

I guess she was unhappy I never thought she'd take. Permenant vacation though.

by Jrambae July 12, 2015

permenant

the real spelling of the word

“The tattoo is permenant.”

by mhohyee February 11, 2021

the_permeator

a pretty cool guy

The_permeator is pretty cool

by canadianpersonidk August 30, 2022

Permantise

To make permanent

It's good to permantise people to their job's so that they feel more secure

by Erik Winter November 2, 2012