Terminology

A terminology is a completely made-up slang term, or phrase. Sometimes the catch on, sometimes they don't

dude 1: "Oh snap! You wanna hear the new terminology I cooked up last night?"

dude 2: "Uh-oh"

dude 1: "check this out: I'm gonna call something cool that happens a 'seismic anomaly'"

dude 2: "okay, that's a terminology I can get into!"

by king sizzle May 21, 2010

Go (Ottawa Terminology)

To "go" someone is to "go after them," which may take the form of violently rushing or mugging them. It stems from the popular high school phrase "you wanna go?", commonly used to instigate fisticuffs in the parking lot.

This usage of the term is common in the Ottawa area of Canada and is particularly prevalent among the Quebecois French-speaking population.

If you walk through Mechanicsville at night, someone might try to go you. You'd best be in constant contact with someone by phone, preferably a cute gymnast who can come to your rescue.

Go (Ottawa Terminology)

by CoolOttawaGuy October 18, 2023

Google Terminology

A word used that is obviously looked up.

Ex: Blue Screen of Death.

Blue Screen of Death is obviously not something somebody would say right when they see a blue screen error.

Wurd, your a homofag tool that uses google term for a religion.

by Eric November 22, 2004

gay terminology

The words or phrases used by the LGBT community to talk about someone with out others outside of their group knowing

That fish got me messed up.
That girl got me messed up.
This is an example of gay terminology.

by Rainbowbaby February 23, 2014

Terminology

The art of sending a robot back in time to kill a child

I used some terminology to deal with that John Connor problem

by That Fat Guy Who Sucks September 23, 2021

fatal terminology

The study for a horrible ending

The fatal terminology of this book is that cinderella gets eaten by her pumpkin carriage /:

by Franciscowho June 2, 2017

Intersecting Terminology

When a term is utilized by two or more groups with similar yet different definitions, causing confusion for all parties.

Intersecting Terminology occurs when a term is utilized by different groups with a similar purpose but an entirely different meaning. Example: A company uses the term "Launch," along with a projected and actual date. Several departments within the company have a different definition of the term, which causes confusion, finger pointing and frustration throughout the organization. Launch term definition examples: Marketing: Press Release indicates Launch; Regulatory: FDA Approves drug product indicates Launch; Operations: Product manufactured and ready to ship; Warehouse: Product out the door; Finance: Money received for new drug product

by Sevemay May 11, 2022