dynamicity

The ability to move.

Sorry, no example. This word is such a useless construct...

by Zdenek July 2, 2004

dynamicity

Being explosive like dynamite

Guy1: dude that girl just flipped out
Guy2: yeah that ho got some dynamicity to her

by freb June 30, 2004

dynamic

Used to insinuate something or someone is useless.

Sarah just ran into the wall, what a dynamic dude
My phone sucks, its so dynamic

by RainyPT September 20, 2022

dynamics

A follow-on class to Statics that would be interesting and intellectually stimulating, except for all of the goddamn homework.

Me: I would feel like living another day, except for all of my dynamics homework.

Labpartner: Yeah, you're fucked. Just jump out the window.

by Disgruntled Engineer January 22, 2006

dynamic

The perfect word, from the latin dynamica daniela, dynamic solely conveys all the utility of the english language. it carries on its back the ultimate power of symbolism in its inherent versatility and handy vagueness. Dynamic describes a condition or term in nearly every genre of human interest: rock climbing (dynamic rope, and the related amazing 'dynabe'), physics (aero-, thermo-), computer science (dynamic drive), relationships, (group dynamics, dynamic duo), etc. Dynamic also describes the state of a person who is wildy charismatic when intoxicated. The awesome singularity of the word is that it succeeds in describing itself.

Iris! Why are you walking around wearing only your booty shorts, silly? are you dynamic??

by dani huff September 21, 2004

Dynamicate

Dynamically Allocate; Used in Computer science when referring to memory as being allocated at run time rather than statically defined during compilation.

C++ has a compiler flag that permits the user to Dynamicate the memory at run time.

by Moshess January 15, 2010

dynamic

Two extremely cool people, who are very similar..but not. They beat out all other dynamic duos

JENNA AND KERSTENN ARE VERY DYNAMIC! WOO :)

by dynamicduo April 25, 2009