Sintosis

The term "Sintosis" comes from "sinto-sinto," which refers to a person with a mental condition. In English, this can be translated as "mentally impaired" or "mentally challenged."

:Si Nikola ay Sintosis
(Translation: Nikola is Sintosis)

by 8 DumbFounded August 1, 2024

sintax

What grammar teachers would like to charge their students if they use crappy English in their oral/written assignments.

Mary Kay Letourneau wasn't prompted by a "puffed score" deal when she chose to be intimate with her student; she merely liked him a lot, and vise-versa. She still hadda pay quite a "sintax", though --- a significant jail-sentence, participation in a probationary-program period, etc.

by QuacksO October 20, 2023

Sintinitus

Someone who's emotions are often easy to see;

I told my friend she was very Sintinitus because you can always see what emotion she is feeling, especially when she is mad.

by TheOfficialRealDefinitions101 December 29, 2023

Sift One

To "Sift One" means to shovel gravel

German equivalent: Sieben sie einz

"This girl is like shuffling gravel, cuz she too much to handle bruv, mans gotta sift one"

by B0JACK HORSEMAN December 30, 2023

Sintrell

Sintrell is a kind and strong person with a short temper who is a very talented and smart person who hates disloyal people

Who loves music and is all ways there for some one

Sintrell is great and cool .

by Dj idbdjd November 20, 2023

Sintu

Sintu is a ride or die and will always stick beside you when you need her. She does not take nonsense from anyone. A very open and free person who will hide her true feelings from anyone. A passion for fashion and a beautiful smile to go along with it, when she loves she loves hard and never holds back.

Sintu is so beautiful bro.

Have you seen Sintu today she’s so pretty

by anonymous November 24, 2023

sintelion

Term used for a grown up living in his parents basement while complaining about everything and everyone.

Hey, don’t be such a sintelion! Go out and get laid!

by NoBricks1337 March 8, 2024