intersectional gender crossing

The academic term for sex between a man and a woman

Did you hear that John and Sarah had an intersectional gender crossing last night?

by Poop_3108 October 5, 2020

Flag

Get the intersectional gender crossing mug.

Murphy's Law of Intersections

"You can 'watch 'n' observe' as carefully as you please while driving and you will still miss your turn-off, and so no amount of continued 'Oh, I'm sure it's just around the next curve" tootling further down the road will bring you to it. But if you do actually decide to turn around and go back to see if you did inadvertently pass your desired intersection, it will of course NOT be 'back there', and you will subsequently find out that you'd been within just a few hundred yards of it at the point when you'd turned around, and so you simply wasted gas and time by backtracking; it had indeed been 'just around the next corner', and so you'd have reached it the first time if you simply hadn't been so gol-durned impatient."

I missed my turn-off during a road-trip because I was carefully watching out for traffic and thus never noticed the side-road I wanted --- classic case of Murphy's Law of Intersections!

by QuacksO May 18, 2019

Flag

Get the Murphy's Law of Intersections mug.

Interjection

Cârșt

An interjection such as “hâtz” or “hatz” used streetwise and meaning shut up or other rude but friendly answers
Speaker 1: Unde te duci? Intoarce-te!
Speaker 2: Cârșt!

by Brisquetz Bruscheta November 2, 2020

Flag

Get the Interjection mug.

Interjectionalist

A person who interjects them self into a private conversation among friends. Especially if they’re yelling across the bar, rude, wrong (subject, context) and obnoxious.

The new guy hanging out and yelling across the room at us is a brutal interjectionalist. Why doesn’t he mind his business and burnout.

by Pappy74 March 18, 2022

Flag

Get the Interjectionalist mug.

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

Flag