Subtexting

Utilizing SMS or TXT messaging to convey information to a close proximity acquaintance that you may not want everyone else around you to know.

Becca desperately needed to tell Elena that the guy she was hitting on was into dressing up like a baby during sex. Though the situation was dire, she saved the day and kept her friend from the freaky-freaky through the clever use of subtexting.

by MrMees October 16, 2008

subjectivisten

Dutch blog where music journalists (AKA Subs) gather to talk about music, music and some more music. It also includes (but not limited to):

- a forum
- weekly lists compiled by the Subs
- a place where Jan Willem can ramble about foreign music he found out
- a movie review section, though that one is barely used. Just like "If... Then...Els".

Person A: Did you read Joost's entry about women in skirts on Subjectivisten.org?
Person B: Yeah. That guy needs a girlfriend.

by Oppersub July 1, 2005

Subjective happiness

Happiness depending on the persons mind or an individuals perception for its existence.

Subjective happiness is what we all constantly live with, some just do with it better than others.

by That Realist Bitch November 8, 2019

Subjective Vagueness

Subjective Vagueness is the type of vagueness used to refer to concepts and ideas that depend on each one's subjective to be applicable. The term applies to soft sciences and spiritual and extraphysical issues, which depend from a subjective view and an empathetic and sensitive analysis in most cases.

"Subjective Vagueness and Objective Vagueness are really useful to determine what is a hard science, a soft science and a spiritual science, but both are misused by skepticals for call everything as pseudoscience."

"Subjective Vagueness and Objective Vagueness were created as way to show a part of the Problem of Pseudoscience and how it could be possible to slove it."

"It is not because something has subjective vagueness, that this concept is a pseudoscience, remember of that."

by Full Monteirism January 16, 2021

Subjectised

A newly created word that was founded in a 40-minute timed essay writing task in English. The first half, 'Subject', indirectly shows the topic that is referenced in a sentence. The last half, 'ised', is used to express the effect that the reference has for the following sentence.

This literate word expresses the effects of a topic in a text and can be referenced and related to the word 'Subjective', however, it is more modern.

'Group Identities are subjectised to their downfall due to the lack of mistakes they portray. Independent people can accept the given consequences and move on'

by 40 minute writing task August 2, 2021

subverting expectations

Taking established points of previous installments in a franchice belowed by billions of people and completely destroying it to un unrecoverable state, deforming the most miniscule details as well (e.g. how gravity works in space), just because you have the power to do it while NOT taking any accountability your actions.

The Last Jedi is subverting expectations of the Star Wars fans.

by Hrnek February 13, 2022

Radical Subjectivity

The state of unreservedly favoring a one's feelings as the cardinal factor in determining the validity of something instead of observation or reasoning.

I never thought it would become trendy for one's feelings to become the most important part of an explanation for a phenomenon. Methought that one's feelings would more likely be more of a peripheral matter in regards to explaining a phenomenon. I suppose those who prefer radical subjectivity think of my preference for observation & reasoning to be unsympathetic.

by MurdochMaxwell November 11, 2020