Tangent

(Adj.) Wild, as in disbelief, or having a good or crazy time; out of control.

Ex: You should’ve seen how much Manny drank last night - he got so tangent, it was ridiculous.

Ex: How tangent is Madison for continuing to date that jerk?

Ex: Did you know the average person swallows 8 spiders in their lifetime? That’s some tangent stuff.

Ex: I am soo excited to go out tonight! Gonna be so tangent

by Domin_noodles June 15, 2024

Tangent Man

nickname from George W. Bush for Andrew Card

Tangent Man was a WH Chief of Staff for several years and went to the University of South Carolina-Columbia like Jordan Thomas Cooper did.

by Coop Dupe December 25, 2019

Tangent bell

A notional bell that is rung when a discussion has deviated from the intended point, or any useful tributary.

"Alrighty, I'm ringing the Tangent Bell, Heath Ledger's untimely demise has almost no relevance your annual performance review."

by Trish Via Steve August 22, 2008

wild tangent

a meaningless, useless, retargerous detour from one's immediate goal or purpose

considering all the possible negative accompanying unattended cannonballs, please refrain from going on a wild tangent when you have a specific goal in mind that you want to achieve

by Sexydimma February 21, 2015