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dragon energy

Surge of energy awakened by fiery wisdom that challenges the norm and disrupts polemic, group think.

I just heard Kanye praise the POTUS and his dragon energy shocked the media.

by Blaney One April 28, 2018

3πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


Crackhead Energy

Insanity on a whole new level, to the point where people just stop questioning it. This type of energy is usually emitted from an LGBT+ supporter or member, funny emo kids, the quiet kid in the back, funny Chinese girls, and sparkle faggots. It is sometimes emitted by the group of outcasts in middle/high school.

Bro, I'm picking up on some serious Crackhead Energy coming from the janitor.

by Emokid_oncrack October 17, 2019

22πŸ‘ 79πŸ‘Ž


energy policy

Any policy amending section 210 of PURPA and requiring Utilities to net meter from renewable energy sources (preferably biomass and solar) at the retail purchase rate.

Farmers like the new energy policy because it allows them to make money by inputting power into the grid.

RPS is not an energy policy

by Boyce Freudenburger March 10, 2005

2πŸ‘ 3πŸ‘Ž


nuclear energy

that feeling you get after smoking high grade Marijuana where there pressure around around your spirit

I just smoked that preroll and got blasted with nuclear energy

by suedeenumb May 3, 2021

2πŸ‘ 3πŸ‘Ž


NPC Energy

When someone isn't aware of the one medium we share. They don't see the game of life and the players within it yet. They are unaware they are attached to a personal disharmony and they radiate this energy. Npcs are also known to have limited dialogue and to having little to no wisdom to act upon complex decisions . Many solo players disguise and often get mistaken as npcs

Wow that person must have npc energy.
Yeah they talk kinda funny.

by asymtez May 14, 2022

8πŸ‘ 16πŸ‘Ž


angel energy

energy that is pure; angelic

i have a playlist called β€œangel energy”.

by alibrarising January 27, 2022

2πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


Diva Energy

1. (noun) property attributed to, or used to describe the demeanor of people who want to perform on stage: sing, standup, drag, etc. These are people who in their hearts enjoy being on stage and pursue it as a creative outlet.

2. (noun) property attributed to professional performers, usually women, or men in drag, as an indefinable factor of excitement that enhances their performance or stage presence, or diminishes the performance if it is missing.

3. (noun) property attributed to, or used to describe the demeanor of self-absorbed people who are always performing, nonstop (24 hours a day) even though they are not a performer, nor onstage. They are typically brash, boisterous, cannot remain quiet, and have the need to comment on almost everything. Often they portray their lives as fraught with busy-ness, drama and intrigue, and they enjoying telling the saga of their continuous struggle to overcome every obstacle. Such people desire to be the center of attention through this passive-aggressive behaviour. They are oblivious to the fact that people around them may not be interested and may even be irritated by their disruptive, self-centered attitude.

Steven always wanted to perform on stage. He had finally had enough, his Diva Energy prevailed. So he quit his six-figure attorney job, and joined the local actors’ guild.

Tatiana’s performances are just not what they used to be. Her concert last night was missing her usual Diva Energy.

Jeremy's loud comments and laughter during the meetings were generally disruptive, especially during Susan's award presentation for her outstanding work on the project.

I am so sick of David's Diva Energy. He is always late to rehearsal, forgets his music, and comments every time we stop playing. He actually talks out-loud to those around him when the conductor is rehearsing the brass.

by Erutus May 5, 2006

2πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž