Titanicking

A word used in the editing process that refers to when someone writes something with characters, such as a book, play or movie, where character names are repeated way too often and/or an unrealistic amount, inevitably ruining the immersion for the reader and value and flow of the writing.

The word is in reference to the movie Titanic, when Jack and Rose said each other's names way too many times. It also refers to the writing sinking like the ship did.

"You should rewrite this paragraph. I think you're titanicking a bit."

by Elliot Bold May 27, 2021

titivitis

A Disease in which Sean and Ashar need to receive nudes from girls in order to live.

Hey I gotta send nudes to Sean and Ashar so they don't die of titivitis

by titlover3 June 4, 2021

titanic PEGasus

When you sit on the horn of a unicorn anally. Then open your arms up wide (creating the wings) while the theme song from titanic plays. Extra kicker is if you finish on the chest creating the heart of the ocean.

I enjoyed my time preforming the Titanic pegasus with her.

by The Big Heathen November 29, 2021

Titanium balls

It is the definition of Very fearless And you have alot of Power to go in unexpected places like the top of big ben

Titanium balls

by Ea sports sucks January 2, 2022

titina

A "titina" is your average girl in teenagehood that has one or more of these traits: 1) Has gone through a tomboy phase 2) Would love to lead a lavish life but is broke 3) Strong male wannabe but she actually weak af 4) Gets overly obsessed with celebrities 5) Tries to meet new people out of pure boredom
Even though things aren't always going great for her, she will find a way to get her shit back together and laugh it all away. Seek her for advice - according to her, masturbating is the solution to all problems.

A: Nah this girl sent me some and she claims it's a boob pic of hers.
B: Don't fall for it. It's prolly a rickroll; Titinas' always do that.

by Secs. November 9, 2022

Carbo-titanium

Also known as Carbon titanium or Carbotitanium, is a patented material made by Modena Design, the carbon composite manufacturing and consultancy arm of the Italian car company Pagani. It is a combination of titanium and carbon fiber to make the already strong carbon fiber even stronger as its main weak point is the lack of elasticity. They evolved the carbon fiber technology so that the bodywork could sustain small impacts without developing small cracks, using also different resins to bring a different or matching mixture of stiffness/yield strength and elasticity. The titanium wires and carbon composites are combined by first abrading the titanium to be bonded, coating the titanium with platinum, aging the titanium, spraying primer on the coated titanium, applying adhesive to the primer side of the titanium and then applying the carbon to the adhesive. This allows the carbon composite to bond securely to the titanium. This composite uses the best properties of each component, the combination having a better set of properties than either part. It could keep the structure/chassis together even after a major crash and to keep the occupants safe. This has been used in later models of the Zonda, such as the Zonda R and Pagani's current vehicle, the Huayra.
Sources from the Wikipedia and The Italian Junkyard.

Car journalist: This uses carbo-titanium, a carbon fiber composite, which is weaved with titanium wires to make the chassis even stiffer than the normal carbon fiber.

by Blitzstorm December 31, 2015

Teen-Titanified

To be ‘Teen-Titanified’ is when a spin-off is made for a cartoon, live-action show or movie (usually with some relatively mature themes).

Said spin-off always uses a ‘chibi’ art style to depict the characters as much younger and abuses an excessive amount of crude humour to appeal to an audience significantly less mature than what the original show was intended for.

The word comes from the ‘Teen-Titanification’ of the original 2003 Teen Titans when the spin-off ‘Teen Titans Go!’ was created, due to it’s success it urged many other companies to do the same with their shows, leading to a visible trend in cartoons aimed at younger viewers.

Man 1: Damn dude have you heard about Total DramaRama?
Man 2: No I haven’t
Man 1: Yeah Total Drama got totally ‘Teen-Titanified’

by poopsucker3000 February 26, 2022