plossible

A word to describe the likelihood of something. Implies that something is more likely than both possible and plausible.

It's quite plossible that needless additions to the English vernacular might be detrimental to society.

plossible by ttensabmc April 1, 2011

I feel like the possibility of all those possibilities being possible is just another possibility that can possibly

A brief explanation of Mark Lee's vocabulary

"nah I feel like the possibility of all those possibilities being possible is just another possibility that can possibly happen" Mark said to Johnny

I feel like the possibility of all those possibilities being possible is just another possibility that can possibly by val_beatrice August 27, 2020

i want you in every way possible 

Meaning you want them sexually meantally emotionally and physically

I want you in every way possible

i want you in every way possible by GSOTO April 26, 2017

Plausible 

Probable or possible

It's possible... but is it plausible? -tyler joseph

Plausible by Twentynonepilots February 13, 2017

Pathway to Possible 

A positive and inspiring way to ask a lady if you can go in.

After multiple healthy activities and high-fives, she agreed on the Pathway to Possible.

Pathway to Possible by Uhhh...Email December 23, 2019

Trenything is possible

The belief that with the use of the steroid Trenbolone Acetate, one can achieve their ideal body goals that they wouldn’t be able to achieve otherwise naturally

“Bro how can I get a body like him, look how shredded he is”
“Hey man… trenything is possible”

Trenything is possible by Konodioda! November 5, 2022

plausible deniability

A condition in which a subject can safely and believeably deny knowledge of any particular truth that may exist because the subject is deliberately made unaware of said truth so as to benefit or shield the subject from any responsibility associated through the knowledge of such truth.

The CIA black ops division undertakes dangerous and usually what would be considered illegal missions that are not officially sanctioned by the US administration so that the administration, which usually benefits from such missions, can safely dissavow any knowledge of them in the event of their publically uncovered success or failure. The administration is in the position of plausible deniability towards the CIA's actions.

plausible deniability by sugarbumlover October 21, 2005