Thinked

The past tense version of thinked. Typically the homeschooled taught version of thought. Sonia Mehta typically uses this word to piss people off.

Sonia thinked she was funny but is kinda annoying. Meggy thinked she hated Sonia.

by Davydog November 25, 2018

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by Adujasty343 May 25, 2025

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by Adujasty343 July 16, 2025

Tak-think

Not using your head. Not thinking things through.

Originating from Malaysian colloquialism.

She’s so tak-think! She should’ve tried to get his attention so he’d fall in love with her a long time ago.

Johnny, don't play with fireworks in the living room, why are you soo tak-think.

Why did you sleep at 5am on school day!? Tak-think!

by LimA5 May 15, 2022

so you think you know

a riddle or rhyme that addresses who some1 likes

so you think you know:
well i guess u have gotten this far
You are pretty bizarre
all this for the answer to who i like?
I was afraid you might have gone on a hunger strike

so this is the last riddle or rhyme or clue
at least now u know the capital of peru
U have the first letter and with it a guess
congrats on your success

i am tired of all the rhymes
i feel i have done it too many times
so im done and im through
here is the last hint for u.

we share a favorite band: Flogging Molly

by Franz Helio December 15, 2008

You think you're getting all new

Getting all new means thinking you are better than someone else

You think you're getting all new just because you think you know it all

by Banter Girl January 25, 2020

Inverse Thinking

1. A cognitive technique used to challenge and expand personal perspectives by deliberately reversing one’s usual way of thinking about a subject or idea. This involves considering the opposite of what is typically believed or assumed, such as viewing an attribute once thought undesirable in a positive light. The goal is not necessarily to adopt the opposite belief, but to explore and examine the subject from a different angle, encouraging new insights and challenging ingrained judgments.

2. A mental exercise where one takes a commonly held view or assumption and actively imagines it in its inverse form, questioning why something is perceived the way it is, and considering what value or meaning might exist in the opposite perspective.

By practicing inverse thinking, she began to see her wrinkles not as signs of aging, but as beautiful markers of the wisdom and experiences she had gathered over the years.

by NakedEdmund February 19, 2025