sentenially silent science silence

Deliberated silence utlised and planned as a form of modus operandi

Sentenially silent science silence coalesced convalescence contemplated complacency.

by Hercolena Oliver May 29, 2010

Sentenced sentence

A sentence in a cell with punctual punctuation

He read the sentenced sentence in his cell with a fair amount of trepidation.

by Hercolena Oliver May 2, 2010

Sentenance

A better version of the word sentence, used by more literall people.

"That is a sentenance you idiot"

by Oxford dictionary wannbe June 10, 2012

Sentencey

To make your sentence more legit

this sentence is to gay, i shall make it more sentencey

by Tiggy216 August 1, 2012

Sentence-Pushing

A condition where an individual habitually presses enter to send in a text message (i.e. Facebook, or other I.M.) before completing a full sentence, which is remnant to pressing enter rapidly to begin a new line of computer code in a text editor or compiler.

Often found in people who often write computer code, or type extremely fast.

Normal Message: yes, ryan i was at the pier last night with all my bros and they taught me how to backflip off the end and miss the rocks

W/ Sentence-Pushing: yes ryan

i was at the pier last night
with all my bros
and they taught me how to backflip

off the end
and miss the rocks

by Nerrie March 17, 2013

settledated

Settled and probably sedated. When a normally agitated and annoying person is quiet and pleasant thanks to a large amount of drugs.

The patient returned to the ward pleasantly settledated, requested toast and then slept for three hours.

by 1001001001001 July 29, 2013

senilehood

Senilehood encompasses psychological downfall of the elder mind. This is usually brought on by old age, however one may slip into early senile-hood as a result of traumatic and harsh beating. Usually from said elder's child.

1. We recently signed my grandmother up for assisted living, as she's already reached senilehood.

2. If I simply beat my mother into early senilehood, I can sent her to a nursing home much sooner.

by Dictionary_Boss January 19, 2014