etc.

End of Thinking Capacity

I like animals such as cats, dogs, birds, etc.

by oraini1s September 11, 2018

etc.

When you either can think of any more examples or the list is too long you say "etc." at the end of the sentence. Other wise meaning "so on and so forth..." It stands for 'Et Cetera'.

"The new car had power locks, power windows, heated seats, etc."

by DiiKaBaKa January 20, 2004

etc.

Short for "et cetera" which is a latin word meaning "and so on"

using etc. in a sentence

by www.eternalsoldiers.net November 17, 2003

etc.

A word used at the end of a sentence or idea to make it seem like you know a lot more than you really do.

pi = 3.14...etc.
Any more examples needed?

by kewltrunkz December 8, 2004

etc.

used when you want to continue a list, but cant think of any more additions

you are stupid, annoying, etc.

by unknown October 10, 2003

Etc.

An abbreviation of et cetera, often used when people either
A: Want to sound more sophisticated

B: Feel too lazy to continue giving examples

C: Run out of examples

Me: You're an etc.
Bully: What do you mean?

Me: You're that part of a sentence no one bothers mentioning

by LazerStudios September 27, 2020

etc.

1. When you do not feel like elaborating on anything. Especially when the aforementioned phrases do not link in any way whatsoever. You would end the thought with "etc." because well, you just realized...you're an idiot.

2. When you do not wish to elaborate further on a topic where it is understood what happened next.

1. I had a can of peaches and I leaned into the dryer and realized that it smelled familiar and so I...etc

2. I was all up in her etc...

by Joules K. April 21, 2005