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1. Something that is extremely impressive and usually something that requires overcoming fear to do.
2. Something that is considered more than unfair. 1. It was extremely intense when she jumped off that bridge with just a bungie cord holding her.
2. The punishment Sue's parents gave her was intense. |
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adj: really, really awesome. taylor: so what'd you think of the two ashleys making out last night?
marc: it was fuckin INTENSE!! |
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a. descripttion word of a crazy moment.
b.a situation of intense pressure. c. A filler word in a break in the conversation. d. Used in a phrase to be extra cool, funny and to add meaning to the word. a.Damn. That fight was intense.
b.That test was so intense. c.Bob: yeah Sally: uh huh........ Bob: intense. d.That was intense like the circus. OR That was intense like camping. |
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Used as in the immensely cool or out of this world context; often times used to refer to a close encounter or an extreme experience. Kel: "INTENSE!"
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1 extreme and forceful or very strong (feelings).
2 a very serious or earnest person. Man that was some intense heat back there.
That was quite the intense young man. |
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When something is so epic that it blows your mind. Al: "Dude, I just watched the Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and Smokey and the Bandit back to back."
Mike: "Intense." |
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The state of being under the most extreme conditions Andrew- "Dude, what was that party like?"
P.A.- "dude, it was intense" |
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very super mega ultra extreme DUDE that football game was intense, like indians.
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