social inertia

An expression used to describe the behavior of groups of individuals wherein, the larger the group, the harder it is to begin doing a task.

The social inertia of this committee has gotten a lot worse since adding an extra four members.

by Backdoor Banana November 12, 2014

inertia

inertia is a property of matter

Bill Nye: Inertia is a property of matter

by hecker heck October 20, 2019

INERTIA

Tendency for a person to resist a change in movement; Force needed to generate the momentum to cause movement

"I'm hungry, but have no inertia to get up and go eat"

by Supersuperdude September 3, 2011

Dynamic Inertia

a property of matter by which it remains at rest or in uniform motion in the same straight line unless acted upon by some external force but dynamically as in the Shake Weight™ product which ignites the muscles in your arms, shoulders, and chest.
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My wife purchased the Shake Weight™ today. I could have saved the $19.95 and had her practice Dynamic Inertia on my cock.

by Sir Bacon Longshanks October 7, 2009

insertions

enough said

by Anonymous August 28, 2003

hot insertion

when a bunch of men (usually big and sweaty) load up into a helicopter and get dropped in the middle of a forest fire with chainsaws.

Barron: "Back in my day I used to always perform hot insertions with other men"

by Boyce toucher 1000 November 10, 2008

Insertive

When a person constantly inserts themselves into situations that don't include them

Boy: wyd?

Girl: headed home to catch up on some shows on Hulu. You?

Boy: I'll be joining you

Girl: you're very insertive

by TayDub August 10, 2016