intuitive-norm

noun

is a term used to describe certain evasive consistent symmetry attributes which are subversively planted within the subconsciousness of the social group. With the sole purpose of instilling within society a preconditioned cognitive representation in relation with how the social group response either enthusiastically or with indifference to specific words or phrases in relation to any given political, social or even religious subject. Its intended function is to simulate a reaction very much like that of Metadata or Meta Tags or (Metadata) which are essentially designed to create or to recognise certain keywords pertaining to any given document or information etc.

Mike and John respond with enthusiasm to certa9n aspects of a speech at a convention whereby the language used, is in line or in accordance with what is socially perceived as the norm, and in contrast respond with disinterest to those portions of the speech, which use language that deviates away from what can be categorized as outside the box. There responding entirely upon how they have been in a social context programmed to respond instinctively to a certain language. Instead of assessing the viability of any given subject based on its merits and substance, a perspective which is intuitive-norm.

by Baron Neville July 4, 2017

inteps

hot girl 🥺

look it’s a inteps

by user91973929 February 1, 2021

intipidate

To frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them leave a tip.

The cashier tried to intipidate their customer into leaving a tip.

by Dagger55 July 1, 2023

Gamer Intuition

Certain skills that gamers develop such as noticing an outlier in a texture, noticing a person's strengths weaknesses and developing a strategy to beat that person in whatever the circumstance, noticing patterns that they can exploit.

Kyle and Elenor used thier Gamer Intuition to find clues that helped them beat the escape room

by KoOBL November 24, 2020

woman's intuition

When someone of the female gender is clued in on something that either is happening or hasn't happened yet. Not to be confused with mother's intuition, which only applies to mothers.

From her woman's intuition, Sarah knew he would get fired. Bob just didn't see it coming.

by jessifat January 21, 2009

intuit

Verb transitive. To guess but with greater confidence and less foundation. To speculate omnisciently. Obviously reverse-derived from the adjective "intuitive".

My wife has intuited the second wave of UFOs in lock step with the tides.

by slickwilly March 7, 2005

INTP

intellectual procrastinator

Hayley is an INTP. She always makes her assigments 10 minutes before deadline.

by allthetimeyouhavetoleaveaspace December 15, 2021