sift flour

sift flour

(verb)-said of a conversation, an activity, a book or a movie: to become dull, boring, meaningless, and/or redundant

Sequels to great Hollywood classics are not as juicy because, more often than not, they sift flour.

by Sexydimma August 27, 2013

Sift

To put flour through a sieve in order to separate the fine from the coarse particles.

Now we sift the flour,and mix it with the warm water,mixed with salt,sugar,olive oil, and knead it until it becomes a dough.

by BlackPohatu October 23, 2016

lo siento

spanish for 'im sorry' but literally translates as 'i feel it'

oh my! lo siento! awww

by jared December 30, 2004

Sinternet

Really bad internet
Sin Internet
Sin-ternet
Geddit?

Man 1: Dude, an I come to your house to play CoD while i get the carpets cleaned?
Man 2: Nah mate, my place has sinternet

by w33d lord xD October 4, 2016

propaganda sifter

A Television, but can also be used to define anything that spoonfeeds media to the masses.

Fox News on the propaganda sifter just mentioned that Bush is one of the greatest presidents the US has ever had.

by Noir July 15, 2006

Sintimidate

To aggressivly peer-pressure into a lude or off-color act

Brad was sintimidated into loosening the old woman's walker bolts.

by obfooley February 11, 2010

Sinthusiastic

Feeling excitedly enthusiastic when contemplating or doing something illegal, immoral or unethical.

She's sinthusiastic to pirate her favorite band's new CD.

After seeing the "No skateboarding" sign, he was extremely sinthusiastic to skate Walmart's parking lot.

When she saw the new guy in school, she felt sinthusiastic to date him.

by SykoSuzie October 14, 2009