Interesting

Something that actually provokes thought or at least, interest.

That's a really interesting design

by Penreef December 16, 2013

interesting

Oh God, oh God, we're all gonna die!

Interesting as defined in "Serenity". (Had to do it ;) )

by Kazuya Darklight October 6, 2005

that's interesting

That's not interesting; actually, it's stupid.

Person 1: I really think Trump will make a good president.
Person 2: That's interesting.

by Doctorjay March 15, 2017

interesting cheese

a churned milk product with the power to excite,invigorate and interst the mind of the person seeing it. Interesting cheese is especially nice on toast

Cheese with chilli's in it

by Ali January 16, 2005

intertaing

people are split over this word

on one side: it should be the correct spelling of entertaining

on the other hand: it is utterly wrong spelling of entertaining and isn't even useful(like lol) or fun to say or type for that matter

and last but not least it is a comment used when you are describing ur intrest in a perticler thing in a tv show you find entertainment

Bonus mening the enter tainment meets your interest

"you spelt intertaing, wrong"

that laecture on stds was so "intertaing"

the technology used in doctor who is intertaining

by Urban Dictionary April 1, 2005

mildly infuriating

its really infuriating to deal with or see but it not to the point of anger so you live with the constant burden of knowing there is an imperfection somewhere around the world that you saw and can never fix.

"hey want to see something mildly infuriating", "yeah" "look at the base... it doesn't move but the blades are wobbling. it will stay like that forever."

by XXX_G@m3rGuy$_XXX January 1, 2020

interesting

One of the best possible responses in various levels of conversation. There are many uses.

1. If you aren't paying attention to an elongated conversation and are struck out of your trance-like state of boredom to realize it's your turn to speak.

2. If you are put on the spot to give your opinion of something you don't particularly like or dislike, but you don't want to sound rude.

3. If you are trying to squirm your way out of awkward small-talk with someone you don't want to listen to.

1. Stacy: "...and then after he gave me flowers, he tried to KISS me! Eww!"
Rebecca: "...Huh? Oh. Interesting."

2. Joe: "So, how do you like the veggie burgers I made?"
Steve: "Well, they're interesting..."

3. Acquaintance: "Yeah, so how about them Yankees? I got their logo tattooed on my back last week. It's not healing properly though, the edges have pus."
You: "Interesting..."

by stfukthxdood March 3, 2010