84 definitions by timlight

1. A person who has gone astray; choosing evil principles over good, wrong over right, and lies over truth
2. A person who is not a member of any religion; choosing personal faith or spirituality over religiosity
1: Judas was a lost spirit because he had chosen evil, eventually corrupting his own soul.

2: Jesus must have been a lost spirit because he was not a chief priest underling.
by timlight July 19, 2009
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1. foretelling the future whilst impersonating a genuine prophet
2. surprisingly clever ability to impersonate a prophet and predict events
An evident sign of a prophet impersonator is his nonstop prophetry.
by timlight July 20, 2009
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a morbid fear of coronavirus diseases
SARS reemergence causes fear and panic. Covidophobia is trending again!
by timlight April 22, 2020
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not your ex, the infected one who got away from contact tracing authorities
Jane: Doctor Fox is positive with Covid-19. His whereabouts now is unknown.
Jill: So he's a missed contact out there, unquarantined and ready to infect anyone!
by timlight April 23, 2020
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a lethal solution to cure Covid-19 patients by injecting their bodies with ultraviolet light
Dr. Grimes: "You cannot use UV light injection to cure COVID19. Neither biology nor physics work that way!"
by timlight April 25, 2020
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1. To control or restrict false and malicious statements
2. Someone or something that stops a slanderer
1. That tongue-bridler sermon stopped my aunt's gossip.
2. Nobody wanted a tongue-bridler during their girl talk.
by timlight January 29, 2010
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1. to interrupt any offline activity and go online with the internet to take a break
2. to escape suddenly to the internet
He broke away from work long enough to go out for a netbreak.
by timlight January 29, 2010
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