Meanings
plural Yetinsyny
- derogatoryA yeti-human hybrid as identified by Stanisław Szukalski.
True to Yetinsyn form, he brushed me off like I was some utter crackpot.
1995, Rev. Ivan Stang, SZUKALSKI: GOD KING OF THE KOOK NATION3 more examples
Yetinsyny love human women and men, but are never loved in return by them. In the formative years of their adolescence that decides for the rest of their lives their hatred of mankind in general from the bottom of their feel’s soles.
1980, Stanisław Szukalski, BEHOLD!!! The ProtongHis new science of "Zermatism" is a key to our knowledge of the past, and from it we have learned many of the traits that distinguish the pitiful, jealous human from the forthright, NOBLE Yetinsyn.
2009, Book of the Subgenius, Subgenius FoundationThe Yetinsyns were distinguished through their bodily features, like cone-shaped heads and having almost no neck. Szukalski believed he could identify the Yetinsyns among famous figures, known from history. Among the more significant representatives revealed by Szukalski as ‘Sons of Yeti’ were: Vladimir Lenin, Mikhail Bakunin, Pyotr Kropotkin, Niccolò Machiavelli, Winston Churchill, Farouk I of Egypt, Arthur Schopenhauer, Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro.
2016, Mikołaj Gliński, Szukalski & Polishness as Religion: The Mystical Delirium of a Nationalist ArtistSynonyms: Yetisyn
Synonyms & antonyms
nounA yeti-human hybrid as identified by Stanisław Szukalski.
Origin
- PolishYetinsyn
- EnglishYetinsyn
Borrowed from Polish Yetinsyn, introduced and coined by Stanisław Szukalski in 1980. Popularised by the Church of the SubGenius.
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