copyright infringement intended

What bad motherfuckers put in their video descriptions on YouTube to stick the proverbial middle finger of insurrection right in those copyright bastard’s faces.

Stanley: “Hey, I just uploaded Cliff Richard’s ‘The Millennium Prayer’ on YouTube. I wrote ‘copyright infringement intended’ because I’m a rebel against society.”

Reginald: “Dude, that track’s wack anyway. Ain’t like no one gives a damn about no copyright shit neither. Plus, Cliff Richard can suck a fart right out o’ my ass.”

by Angrywank October 21, 2010

Inendis

Famously said by Katt Williams in his comedy stand up routine labeled "American Hustle" the word "inendis" is usually accompanied by the word bitch. A word used to describe a person, place or thing being within an establishment. Also used as an introduction when entering a room, for example, "I'm inendis bitch." Furthermore, inendis is simply an exaggeration of the phrase "In this bitch"

"What's goin' down Chicago? Inendis Bitch!" "Yo are you at the library? Yes I'm inendis bitch"

by Daltsmalts September 30, 2013

iffended

When your friend internally offends you

David iffended his people when he died.

by Raptor rick December 23, 2017

no rhyme intended

a phrase similar to "no pun intended" except used when you ryhme unintentionally.

I just went for a walk around the block. No rhyme intended.

Dude that dog ate a frog. No rhyme intended.

by JBeasty April 1, 2010

pun intended

Added after a pun, a play on words mostly for a comic reception. Usually someone adds 'pun intended' when the pun isn't so clear, or to emphasize the pun.
Usually in brackets: (pun intended)

See also:
no pun intended npi

When Thou hast done, Thou hast not done. For I have more. (pun intended)

by jimmybone d April 21, 2008

No pun intended

Pun intended. (and now acknowledged)

Jack: "At least the farmer made it back to his roots. No pun intended."

Jill: "There's no chance that pun was unintentional."

Jack: "Yeah, I know. I just instantly feel like an annoying asshole."

Jill: "Good, you should."

by placeholderhandle June 22, 2015

smash intended

Used mostly by urban white teenage males - used to acknowledge a horrific situation turned into a positive outlook

Teen 1: man, see that car crash? the chic driving the car died, but she had a nice ass

Teen 2: Smash Intended

by bill_guitar_calicali December 7, 2006