analogy

-n-logy n.

1.an inference that if things agree in some respects they probably agree in others.

2.drawing a comparison in order to show a similarity in some respect.

3.the religious belief that between creature and creator no similarity can be found so great but that the dissimilarity is always greater.

4. short form for -n-l orgy
1.if co2 has 1 carbon molecule and 2 oxygen molecules and so does feco2 then theres an -n-logy between them.

2.”the operation of a computer presents and interesting -n-logy to the working of the brain”; “the models show by -n-logy how matter is built up.”

3.”language can point in the right direction but any -n-logy between g-d and humans will always be inadequate.”

4.”lets have an -n-logy.”
3 more definitions
n. a type of figurative language that states an example to allow a better insight and understanding of the whatever is trying to be explained. -n-logies are used to give better perspective to something, usually situations that are trying to be explained.
person 1: i don’t understand, how has this been so difficult for you?

person 2: how so?

person 1: to use an -n-logy, it’s been an emotional roller coaster.

person 2: what?

person 1: everything’s been going up and down, with unexpected turns, like a rollercoaster!

person 2: oh, now i see. i’m very sorry.
a highly-specialised branch on geology chiefly concerned with the geological origin, formation, evolution and morphology of posterior features.

notable examples include the lmao-king formation (marshy oxfordshire), where a prominent fault-line separates two well developed ‘cheek’ components.
trust me, i’m well read in -n-logy – now drop your pants….
it’s like a thought with another thought’s hat on.
“someone please tell her what an -n-logy is.”
“i know what it is, it’s like a thought with another thought’s hat on.