explain in pop terms

A clause used by Twitter users (especially Stan Twitter) when they want a rephrase of a tweet or headline into pop culture terms. One of the most common uses of the format "explain in ____ terms."

Tweet: Hundreds of dinosaur footprints have been discovered in a U.K. quarry.
Person 1: explain in pop terms
Person 2: nicki is on the move

by repufolklore January 17, 2025

Terms Of service

Something that your ment to read but if your normal you just check the box while you get crammed with cookies.

The Terms Of Service Can mess you up and ruin your computer

by TeaTimesLuvzDaSoot April 14, 2023

Working (In Terms of Faith King)

Working is when during a rehearsal of the critically acclaimed Floor 5 show in the WVU lab theatre Justin, Ethan, and Molly say they're getting back to work but actually do a series of hand signals toward the stage manager Hannah instead of getting back to rehearsal.

You guys don't know what Working (In Terms of Faith King) means (Faith said after falling to the ground in tears).

by Giiigda January 24, 2024

term techie

when a person uses vocabulary that people with the highest degree in fields use to relate to them

The term techie Jordan Thomas Cooper could talk like people with a terminal degree in middle school and was part of his school's academic competition team (Quest) which was taught by a teacher who was Stephen Colbert's brother.

by Coop Dupe January 4, 2020

Asshole terms

If it's short and makes you sound like a smart ass, then you're an asshole.
This also applies to terms that point out the fucking obvious, regardless of weather or not it's does anything for the conversation/question.

Can anyone tell me how to properly cook vegetables? PLEASE don't use any asshole terms.
Look it up on Google.

by Tech FUCKER August 23, 2018

Terms of Disservice (TOD)

When an Internet site changes their Terms of Service without giving prior notice and deletes millions of people's blogs, which amounts to a virtual stealing of a person's intellectual property.

MySpace new Terms of Disservice (TOD) has outraged and alienated millions of people whose blogs have been deleted, which amounts of a virtual stealing of a person's intellectual property.

by disenfranchised poet July 14, 2013

term-it-all

someone who has the ability to make a term for almost anything

person 1: Did you hear he mad a term for packing quickly?

person 2: Ya, he's such a term-it-all.

by junk boy 3 October 3, 2008