Hy-Fidelity

Loyalty and devotion to the dance community

I love my Hy-Fidelity family

by Mandapandagc October 11, 2020

Source Fidelity

A group of Jake Paulers that dab massively.

Oh, I heard xXx_swagmaster69_xXx is a moderator for Source Fidelity.

by Elsirin December 10, 2017

In-Fidelity

To have intercourse with a person named Fidelity.

Did she find out about you being In-Fidelity when she went home to Saskatoon for the weekend? "No, and she won't know that I was In-Fidelity unless you or I tell her. Fidelity doesn't remember anything from that night after she was kicked out of Club Shamalamadingdong." Oh, I don't know nothing about anything, but I might have told Myles. See ya!

by SenorSauce September 10, 2024

Semantic Fidelity

When words still carry their original meaning instead of getting twisted by algorithms, brands, or culture. The opposite of when “authentic” somehow means staged. High semantic fidelity = language actually says what it means.

“Bro, that ad copy has zero semantic fidelity. It’s like reading a chatbot trained on vibes.”

by GuyWhoWritesDefinitions September 4, 2025

SEMANTIC FIDELITY

How well a message preserves its core meaning as it moves through filters, algorithms, translations, or people. High fidelity means the intent survives. Low fidelity means the words still look right but the meaning has drifted.

“I told him I needed support, and he sent me a link to a productivity hack. Zero semantic fidelity.”

by GuyWhoWritesDefinitions November 5, 2025

Fidelitor

A person whom you commit an act of Infidelity with

Jeremiah had to go take his fidelitor some stomach medicine after his long night of infidelities

by pscott1981 December 7, 2021

wireless fedelity

A bullshit phrase to explain what wifi stands for. It is also quite like oxygen, if we don't have wifi, we will not survive.

Juan: Man do they got some wireless fedelity here?
Brady: Dude that's not a real word. Wi-fi isn't an acronym, it's just a name.

wifi
wi-fi
juan
wireless
shit
bullshit
oxygen

by soIcanenteranythinghere? March 1, 2016