stratiology 

The study of strategy.

"we won the game due to the fact I took my stratiology course seriously"

stratiology by Gotti Santana December 19, 2016

Strahology 

Strahology is the religion devoted to the worship of Australian actress Yvonne Strahovski.

Strahologists worship at the feet of the beautiful blonde actress and follow her career with devotion; from Chuck and Dexter to the Mass Effect series and beyond.

"What's your religion?"
"Strahology."
"Awesome."

Strahology by SellyOakRam December 10, 2012

stratological 

adjective- only understandable to higher beings i.e. gods, titans etc. Is not comprehendible to normal people, only the elite can understand it. Superior in all forms of intelligence and/or understanding

The equation '1+1=-3' is stratological; we can't understand it.

Person 1- That professor is so stratological
Person 2- I know right! I have no idea what he is talking about, but I know that it makes sense to him
Person 3- I wish I was stratological!
Person 1- Word homie
Person 2- that stratological professor is pimpin

stratological by The Godfather of all things September 2, 2012

stratology

military science.

The general is an expert in stratology.

stratology by uttam maharjan May 9, 2010

statiology 

the art and science of operating a TV remote control station changer. With their eye-hand coordination, males have a natural tendency toward statiology; with their tendency toward emotion rather than rationality, females tend to object to statiology. Statiology calls out the very best of station changing. Many viewers are unable to recognize excellence in statiology until they have had extensive training. The best source of statiology training is the AS400 Institute, which focuses on making one "One With the TV."

After living with Deekie for a semester, she had the equivalent of a PhD in statiology. In today's world, your can write your own ticket if you are an expert in statiology.

statiology by Cincinnatus27 November 21, 2009

Statology

The study of states as systems of power using Sovietological methods: analyzing how states maintain legitimacy, manage internal dissent, project force, and reproduce their governing elites. Statology treats states not as neutral arbiters but as organizations with their own interests, internal factions, and ritualized procedures. It examines the security apparatus, the bureaucracy, the legal system, and the educational system as interlocking mechanisms of control. Unlike traditional political science, statology assumes opacity and deception as normal features of state behavior, requiring the interpretive skills of the Kremlinologist.

Example: “His statology of the US national security state showed how ‘emergency powers’ have become permanent, creating a parallel government that operates outside constitutional checks—a state within the state.”

Statology by Abzugal April 2, 2026