sin(cos(tan(x)))

what you always put into a graphing calculator when you're bored. gives kinda underwhelming results.

i dont know what these "sin" "cos" and "tan" buttons do but they seem like cool math stuff so lemme put sin(cos(tan(x))) into my calculator

by < ^ > v March 30, 2023

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Au-Sin

The biological cousin that moreso performs or holds the role of an Aunt than a cousin to you.

Comes from the blending of Aunt + Cousin (Au from Aunt + Sin from Cousin)

Originates from the Midwest USA in 2020.

Hey, my Au-Sin is going to drop us off at the salon. Who? My cousin, but she's old enough to be my Aunt.

by Missing Apples 24 April 2, 2023

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Do a Sin Kiske

Named after the guilty gear character whom falls into this category, to “do a Sin Kiske” means to have a character who looks significantly older than they actually are. An example being the character this is named after, being 5 but looking much older despite this.

Guy 1: “Oh wow i think this character is hot! What’s his name?”
Guy 2: “Sin Kiske. I should tell you now, he’s five.”
Guy 1: “What? He looks like, 20”
Guy 2: “Yeah it’s weird that’s just Guilty Gear for you”
Guy 1: “this is terrible”
Guy 2: “that’s why i call it to Do A Sin Kiske.”

by Earsareyummy June 15, 2024

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sinful

when something looks so good that it should be a sin (origin: a way to confuse people trying to insult outfit choices)

That outfit is sinful

by FalconSteve July 2, 2024

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Sinful

when someone looks great in an outfit you would call them sinful. It's a way to compliment anyone, especially if it's someone boomers tend to hate on. This slang was made to piss off boomers and prevent them from demeaning people that dress in more alt fashions or wear "immodest" clothing as they put it.

Kerri: Yo, that outfits so sinful Fang!

Fang: Thanks! My skirt has pockets.

by Shadsol July 4, 2024

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