interacting

1. Taking part in an interaction.
2. Present participle of interact.

It gets people talking, and interacting as well.

by Boobs#2 June 15, 2014

interactive agency

A nebulous term for a company that makes websites, but uses a fancy name to justify a higher bill rate.

I just got a kick azz website on the interwebz by overpaying some hipsters at an interactive agency to make me a flashy .com.

by not-for-peepee March 12, 2010

Commodus Interuptus

Bowel movement deliberately interrupted due to external situations or circumstances.

When you are taking a dump and you suddenly have Commodus Interuptus due to the pizza delivery guy showing up 15 minutes early.

by Tito C. May 8, 2008

Total Drama Island: Totally Interactive

A new series in the Total Drama franchise. 27 campers were brought to the mysterious Thunder Island, a rare island in the Bermuda Triangle. Eventually they were voted off one by one until Tory the tomboy won the grand prize.

Last time on Total Drama Island: Totally Interactive!

by TDI:TI Fan July 15, 2010

interactability

something that is interactive . it's suppose to be between two sick things

The new Kinetic device for xbox provides a lot of interactability between game and user.

by sexiblueeyez December 7, 2010

Interacting

The actual worst thing ever!

Iam "Interacting with the world is the worst thing about living. It's not so much the people or having to work. I like the people I choose to associate with. But having an effect on the world around me? Terrible. It's kind of cool seeing it happen. But only sometimes. Other times I'm overwhelmed by this sense of dread. What kind of lasting effect will I have? Ideally, nothing at all. It's unsettling. I'd rather just sleep. Maybe I can sell my self to some sleep-study and get paid to sleep. *Sighs* There has got to be a better way...."

by Hym Iam April 15, 2022

interactive marketing

Forms of marketing that create interaction between the target audience and the brand being marketed.

Any piece of marketing can encourage interaction with a brand, it's a pull strategy. An interactive print piece might ask it's viewer to participate with it by folding it, or filling in some blanks, or adding to it in some other way. An online blog encourages two-way communication and interaction. My company uses interactive marketing as a strategy to engage our audience with our brand.

by Jackie Peters June 10, 2007