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psychological operations
n. a military operation performed by a unit specializing in psychological warfare
n. military actions designed to influence the perceptions and attitudes of individuals, groups, and foreign governments
The purpose of psychological operations (PSYOP) is to induce or reinforce behavior favorable to a nation's objectives. PSYOP can encourage popular discontent with the opposition's leadership and by combining persuasion with a credible threat, degrade an adversary's ability to conduct or sustain military operations.
psyop by ViperGeek May 14, 2021
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Psyonix psyon psyonder Psyonide Pyon psyop psyconic psygnosis Psymon Psyopus
A boner revived from some good ass playoff hockey
I got such a big plyoner after last nights game.
plyoner by Bruce splat April 15, 2018
the sound a rabbit makes is refered to as 'pyon' in japan. It's also used to make sentences sound cute.
Rabbit: pyon pyon
Person:(to imitate the rabbit) pyon!

To sound cute:
shinn: so chiyo what are you going to eat for lunch?
chiyo: ahh...pyon pyon, i don't know..a salad?
pyon by shinn-kun March 7, 2009
1.)One who practices using/manipulating discharged neural signals (aka energy. aka psi. aka chi.. . many others)to preform various tasks. (Rarely combat. Also for meditation, entertainment, healing, cooling, etc.)

2.)A type of car.
1.)The psion formed a ball of energy to help themselfs focus.

2.) The pontiac psion blah blah blah. . . .
Psion by Cloner Stive October 14, 2004

psyconic 

Psyconic is a form of art which is depicted in its psychedelic and iconic nature!
His art takes on a psyconic form! The artist equalitist is a major in this field.
psyconic by equalitist© January 27, 2016
Different cultures call him different things but the truth is he's a time travelling supervillian who whacked jimmy hoffa. He's part human part awesome and the greatest thing that happened to the world after music piracy.
JC: Psynox is the biggest meanest motherfucker around

Moses: Amen.
Psynox by BadAssLawyer January 5, 2011