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abnormie en · NOUN

Etymology

From abnormal + -ie.

Meanings

  1. (slang) An abnormal person.
    • But, then that person isn't a "normie" (to use the term you used in your original post), just a "abnormie" in denial. 2000 May 6, nknisley, “One thing I've learned: If it wans't you if would be somone else”, in alt.support.attn-deficit (Usenet):
    • There's normies, abnormies and ADDers. They're after the abnormies. 1996 December 10, Ara Mekhsian, “Who Has The Upper-Hand - "The Aliens or the Military?”, in alt.support.attn-deficit (Usenet):
    • I suppose we could simply say that those abnormies aren't either men or women and be done with it, but then all those hot-headed activist biological misfits will start screaming about discrimination against the handicapped or something like that... and unlike what you may say about the queers, I can't imagine you claiming the bio-misfits chose their odd gender. 2000 March 9, The Right Reverend Master Tweek, “But what is a MAN and WOMAN?”, in alt.radio.talk.dr-laura (Usenet):

Forms

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Translations (3)

es anormalucho (Translations) · es anórmico (Translations) · es anormi (Translations)