Intag

A very big brain person who is always a nerd at math and is extremely good at everything and aceing grades

Intag: my first words were a math equation-wise

by I LUV NAMES March 30, 2022

INTJ

An Architect (INTJ) is a person with the Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking, and Judging personality traits. These thoughtful tacticians love perfecting the details of life, applying creativity and rationality to everything they do. Their inner world is often a private, complex one.

Andore is an INTJ. Most people do not know about it but an INTJ like him should be most compatible with an INFJ person.

by _nannomcphi_ February 7, 2022

intact

A penis which has not been circumcised.

When our baby boy was born we decided to leave his penis intact.

by Cappy1 June 8, 2004

intj

The best but most shit on mbti type.
You all are just mad that you're not as smart as us ,but it's fine cause your mom appreciates our intellect <3

L person: have you talked to Kennedy? She's an intj and she sucks.

W person: Nah she's so smart and sexy and cool and hot and better than you.

by francescunt October 29, 2021

Instajizz

When something so spectacularly amazing happens that you just can't possibly control yourself. Pure euphoria, in essence.

Waking up to that text message AND Lady Gaga was just too much. It was instajizz.

by Wadeski December 10, 2009

intactivism

the act of raising awareness that men should have the right to choose whether or not they keep their entire penis they were born with and that partial genital amputations should not be performed on babies.

Thanks to some well-timed intactivism, the expectant mother realized that we as a society should not be cutting erogenous body parts off of non-consenting members of our society.

by Pat Quest February 3, 2008

Short Ram Intake

An easy engine modification which connects to the throttle body and boosts performance. Called a SRI because of its short piping and the air filter resides next to the engine, easily noticeable inside the engine bay. A Short Ram Intake works by drawing in a larger volume of air (from the engine bay) and sending it forcefully through piping (usually larger than the stock setup)and into the throttle body for combustion. Installing SRIs takes minutes. All one must do is remove their factory air box and filter assembly and replace it with the after-market system.
-On the negative side, SRI's sit next to the engine bay, which builds up heat after running. The air filter will draw in warm air which is less combustible than cold. Any even in some cases, SRIs can match the performance of your factory setup if taking in to much hot air. This is where CAIs come in.
-On the positive side, SRIs provide better throttle response than a CAI and even develop more torque. Since the filter is sitting where the engine is, one won't have to worry about water getting into the intake and destroying their engine. Also SRIs produce an pleasing and sweet sounding induction sound that sounds very aggressive.
SRIs are a good choice for people not wanting to spend more on a CAI system, since is it good on the $$, and relatively, they produce around the same as a CAI but they lose their power throughout the higher powerband, where the CAI unleashes it's.

My friends Madza MX-6 has a cold air intake, while my car as a Short Ram Intake, because my car needs the torque. I also argue how sometimes my SRI is better than his CAI

by TskylineGTRR34 December 28, 2007