sense-making

(adj) something that makes sense.

Etymology: from German, translated directly into Germanized English.

Jack dumped Jill, and in a fit of rage Jill killed him. It was sense-making, really.

by Ami in Berlin December 13, 2012

That does not make American sense.

Common American phrase dating back to the late nineteen-hundreds. Very classy but also popular thing to say. Critically dubbed "meta-nationalist". Can be adapted to other countries.

You: Doesn't look like there's anything going on here today; the library's empty.

Alex: What? That does not make American sense. The calendar said today was supposed to be the Club Meet.

by AllSeeingElephant June 11, 2024

Oh that makes sense

What you say when you're proved wrong by a thousand different people.

Guy 1: X is actually Y
Everyone: *Provides a lot of proof that says otherwise*
Guy 1: Oh that makes sense

by personinsidethemachine January 16, 2021

Well that makes sense

“You’re obsessed”

“I only text my friends when my fuckbuddy wakes up (I only care about him)” - “Well that makes sense”

by Hajoon February 22, 2021