Cofluence

When Nicole and Ariana get together. Enough said.

"Are you down for this?" "Yeah I'm down" "Okay did we just cofluence each other?"

by swagasaurous3009 September 13, 2020

Conflugence

a flowing together, specifically of rivers but can be a applied to anything coming together.

"a happy conflugence of weather and scenery."

"We pitched camp in pitch black near the conflugence of the Kings River and Palisade Creek."

by Tugboat Captain February 15, 2013

confluence

A crowd; meeting place.

Timmy was late to make the confluence with the others.

by Larstait November 14, 2003

confluence

an indefinence in one's confidence

spell check confluence please

by jeremy bisley December 19, 2008

confluence

It refers to a point of time or space where multiple items come together - flow together. It may be the combination of rivers, streets, or events in one's life.

It's amazing how you can see a border in the confluence between the Ohio and Mississippi rivers - and where the brown of the mississippi take over.

Oh, there's a strange confluence going on in my household - the squid is learning how to drive, and the she-wolf is expecting another child - let's top that off with my son impregnating a girl.

by Leif June 10, 2006

Fib Confluence

An area where multiple Fibonacci levels plotted from different trends/timeframes are in close proximity to one another when charting an equity or index.

There is fib confluence here on my chart - The stock should have strong support at this level.

Of note: The word convergence is often used by noobs and Canadians when in fact they mean to say Confluence

by MavMoney December 13, 2018

codefluence

To influence others with code

Rather than yet-another-PowerPoint presentation, that team codefluenced us to build better software.

by drstrangepepper June 26, 2018