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

Intervention

The only bolt-action sniper rifle used by the Untied States Armed Forces. This weapon is famous for its high damage, accuracy, and range capabilities. This weapon fires a CheyTac very-low-drag spin round effective at up to 3000 yards. This weapon is ideal for the US because it scores very high for 4/5 criteria: Range, Accuracy, Damage, and Mobility. Since the weapon is bolt-action, it scores low for fire rate. This weapon is overall the best sniper rifle to date.

2,100 more Interventions are being deployed tomorrow...

by MW2 Freak January 8, 2011

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

You are not the intended recipient

A term used to freindzone someone by conveying that they are not the person who should receive their love. This is usually said in disdain towards the other person.

I'm sorry, but you are not the intended recipient of my love.

by EternityIsGay February 1, 2019

pun intended

An expression to clarify the use of a pun in a previous statement. Most often employed when a speaker does not trust his audience to recognize the pun on its own.

A pun is its own reword (pun intended).

by Glest January 31, 2010