submitted by George Poulos on 12.01.2008
Thrillarian. A person who gets a real thrill from perfroming an act of philanthropy. An important term, particularly appearing on a website which relies so heavily on philanthropy and benefaction for its existence. A thrillarian is a person who gets a real thrill from performing an act of philanthropy. It can be anything from a cash donation (preferably large) to a body part (eg a kidney), so long as the giving of the item provides the giver with the thrill of giving, which is something only the giver can determine.
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