Intense like that

Intense like that; meaning just being so powerful, extreme and extraordinary that it excuses all actions

“omg he just drank an entire vodka bottle” “ikr, he is just intense like that!!”

by thatcupcakeuser March 27, 2019

Incend14ry

The best person on the planet

"Incend14ry is very cool"
"Yeah I agree"

by KaiferXUmbrex March 29, 2020

Infend

To make upset intentionally

Bro when you talk about Kelly like that you make me upset intentionally, I'm so infended!

by Zamski June 11, 2021

intent.store

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by MinecraftGamor May 12, 2022

Interdimensional demigod

1. A demigod who was born as a spirit in the godly realm.

2. A demigod incarnated from another dimension.

3. A demigod who astral travels between the mortal world and godly realm, (possibly on quests/errands for the gods).

(Note: They would also called a starseed/starchild demigod or more specifically an interdimensional starchild demigod. Some demigods who aren't starchild demigods fit into the final definition, though).

The interdimensional demigod incarnated as a mortal, on Earth from another dimension, as well as astral travelled between the mortal world and godly realm, on a quest for the gods, in order to earn godhood or immortality.

by DianaLuciusDeCollis June 3, 2022

All intensive purposes

What people say when they misheard "all intents and purposes". It means "all things considered."

For all intensive purposes, most smart people have something worthwhile to say.

by zilesaxet November 30, 2016

Covert Intent Word

One or more words which state something other than what the words which do not have an ulterior and covert motive in the message express.

One example of a Covert Intent Word is, “The Test Administrators will do their best to make your testing experience as smooth and stress free as possible.” The word “stress” reminds the test takers that there is such a thing as "stress." And makes anyone who is exposed to that word feel some level of stress—if only by remembering what stress is to grasp what the writer is saying.

by but for October 18, 2017