unicorny

Definitions

1. Resembling or characteristic of a unicorn.
2. Containing unicorns.
   rare

Examples

“Then the frigging spray-and-pray began all over again and I caught another fragment—this one a splinter of wood that stuck me in the forehead giving me a very Unicorny look⟳.”

“Would you describe⟳ yourself as unicorny? I have⟳: A. One horn in the middle of my head. B. No horns. True or false: I am a unicorn.”

““Light⟳ pink or dark pink hair?” Delia was still fixated on this point⟳. / “Light⟳. It was more white than pink, but sometimes, if light⟳ caught it the right way, you could make⟳ out the second color.” / “Kind of unicorny?” / Sometimes Delia and I were on the exact same page as well. / “Yeah,” I said, a smile⟳ creeping over my lips. “Kind of unicorny.””

“Before I draw⟳ her unicorny features, she kind of looks like⟳ a dinosaur.”

“I shake⟳ my mane, trying to free myself of these base⟳ thoughts. And remember⟳ that I am the Unicorn. I. Will. Focus⟳. I wait⟳ patiently to order⟳ my slice. Do not even stamp⟳ my hoof. Not once. I cast⟳ my unicorny eye around the pizza parlor to locate⟳ my adversaries.”

“A potty-mouthed lover of all things typographic and unicorny, she creates work⟳ that is lovely, irreverent, and shiny.”

“The idea is that given a context, ‘unicorn’ (‘groundhog’, etc.) is associated with a similarity metric that determines a mapping from each world w to a set⟳ of things that county as unicorns (groundhogs, etc.) at w relative to that context. This allows for variation in what makes something sufficiently unicorny (groundhoggy, etc.) for the purposes at hand.”

“Get⟳ a big old glass, preferably a clear one so you can see⟳ the unicorny colors.”

“BONUS STEP: Add⟳ a horn / If you want⟳ to make⟳ your cupcakes extra unicorny, break⟳ out the marzipan.”

“For this year’s Hoofapalooza, Mayor Mare called Cornelius to Town Hall for a special request⟳. “I want⟳ the most UN-UNICORNY hat you can make⟳!” the mayor said.”

““Still, it doesn’t seem very unicorny to keep⟳ a wartle in your mane.””

“That’s the trouble⟳ with unicorn colours. There are so many to choose⟳ from. […] “SEE⟳!” I said, taking a packet out of the bathroom cabinet. “Actual hair dye!” / “It doesn’t look⟳ very unicorny,” said Gabby, frowning at the colour on the packet.”

“As Tom Cruise’s love⟳, Princess Lili, in the unicorny fairy tale Legend, she ranges from Ivory girl to mascara-tarred vampire.”

“CocoRosie’s Bianca Casady explains the horny, unicorny cover⟳ art to their haunted toybox opus Noah’s Ark (Touch⟳ And Go).”

“A mere month from ground zero (all the kancerfolk revved from zero to hero), she no longer needed to listen⟳ to CDs to trance out, she was a quick study⟳ and by then could guide⟳ her own⟳ meditation, levitating and vipassanating without aural aid to a private fantasy island, mystical cave or black sand beach, some safe bespoke exhilarating unicorny place⟳, any airy-faerie (or not) conjuring that might serve⟳ as a light⟳ to shine⟳ its incorporeal voltage down on her daughter’s wayward cells, defusing/disarming/disrupting with its otherworldly assassin energy, blasting all those fucked up cells to Kingdom Come⟳ or wherever.”

““I’m never scared,” Haylie proclaimed, twirling one long blonde strand around her finger and reaching for the gingerbread man-shaped player pieces. “Can I be the blue boy?” / “Um, sure.” I was surprised that Haylie wanted to use⟳ the boy piece, since she loves anything glittery or pink or unicorny.”

“Thus, ‘There could be unicorns’ may be understood to mean⟳ ‘The actual world could contain⟳ unicorns,’ which in turn⟳ paraphrases neatly into ‘There is a possibly-unicorn-containing actual world.’ Here the actual world is ascribed an unusual kind of property, that of possibly having a unicorny part so to speak⟳.”

“I got a unicorn duvet, unicorn lampshade and unicorn lamp. The lamp’s really cool, the light⟳ changes colour, all sort⟳ of unicorn colours really, like⟳ light⟳ blue and light⟳ pink and light⟳ green. And I got a unicorn rug and a massive unicorn teddy. […] Then, we went back to the house, super quick, and unpacked everything and made my room all unicorny and cosy, then we went to the pub for dinner.”

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