in terms of

a term Paul Hughes can not go a day without using

in terms of the feasability of Matt Curran finishing his website on time theres no chance

by Black Dragon Version 1.0 May 10, 2004

termed

When the boss invites an employee into the office and offers a permanent vacation--without pay, of course.

Dude, if you keep taking those extended lunch breaks you're gonna get termed.

by Mack C February 14, 2007

term

Term is a word. A term is a term. The term term is a word that describes a body or building of letters formed into a descriptive compilation that stands for something, giving it substance.
Terms include: Every word o this website, save symbols and numerics:§ ‹>*#%@ and 129385, respectively.

The term term is a term

by larstait October 10, 2003

Term

Term means to go on the drink. Term is a synonym for 'session'.

Jesus that was some term last night or Will we have a bit of term tonight

by Pea though December 12, 2019

term

a length of time spent in jail; a jail sentence

My term for that robbery was twenty years.

by Radu Popescu April 15, 2006

term

Someone who sucks at life, usually a musty and poorly-groomed individual. Originated in West Virginia by kids inventing their own language rather than huntin'.

"Oh yit, you musty ol' term."

by GT, crease, & stem December 28, 2005

Termely

Something that happens every term usually college or school

I get homework set termely

by Termely April 6, 2017