Conversation Sync

When you're talking to two people online and the same topic comes up in both conversations at the same time, completely unplanned by you.

Chat 1: I went to the beach today, I was so scared when I saw the 'Beware of Sharks' sign!
Chat 2: I just watched Jaws, best movie ever!
You: Major Conversation Sync.

by Mattpwns March 1, 2011

sync a tranny

copying a transitional database from one server to another

I've never tried to sync a tranny before.

by randommcbets February 1, 2010

PIM Sync

PIM, being Personal Information, can be synchronized to your BlackBerry Smartphone wirelessly through a BlackBerry Enterprise Server or by using Desktop Manager.

I use PIM Sync to make sure my BlackBerry has the same calendar, contacts and memopad entries as my Outlook does.

by pimmer September 14, 2010

snap-sync

verb
1. when people use Snapchat to take videos of themselves lip-syncing to a song

"There were like, 10 hoes snap-syncing on my Snapchat feed today."

"You know she thinks she looks cute if she snap-syncs throughout the night."

by AWineCat August 31, 2016

N*sync

A group of no talent white boys who think they're black and dance around like faggets.

Hey, lets go beat the shit out of kids who listen to N*sync!

by oj the murderer September 12, 2003

Physco Synced

When you and your friend, family member, etc doing something at the exact same time such as saying the same thing, dressing in the same outfit, or calling each other at the same exact time.

Who knew Caitlin and Siobhan would where the exact same hoodie, jeans, AND necklace on the same day! They must be physco-synced.

As we sat at the movie, both Caitlin and Siobhan yelled "Thats so awesome!" Sometimes I wonder if its more than just physco-syncronicity...

by BlondeLPBabe July 2, 2004

n,sync

1) A way of saying that 2+ people are in sync with each other

2) A boy band that everyone thinks about, shudders, and thinks, "Why did I like them?"

1) "Man, Tony and Roma are totally n'sync with each other!"

2) "Holy whoa I wish N,SYNC would die!"

by Marie Takahama October 30, 2005