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

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co-great-great-grandnibling-in-law

Spouse's great-great-grandnibling's spouse.

My co-great-great-grandnibling-in-law is a good person.

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step-co-aunt-in-law

Spouse's steppibling's wife.

My step-co-aunt-in-law is a good person.

by Wonbig October 13, 2021

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When a girl's boyfriend is emotionally distant/abusive, and she doesn't want to just end the relationship, she may seek the comfort of a co-boyfriend. The co-boyfriend hears her complaints, and this allows the broken relationship to continue on a bit longer.

Trina's boyfriend doesn't listen to her problems, so she talks to her co-boyfriend Jack about how shitty her boyfriend is instead of just DTMFA (dumping the motherfucker already).

by Jack-o-slantern May 19, 2014

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Co-resonate

Co-resonate
verb
1. To resonate together across minds, media, or systems; to enter a shared frequency without forcing agreement.
2. In model/human contexts, to align internal dynamics so signals amplify rather than cancel.

Etymology: co- (“together”) + resonate (“vibrate in sympathy”).
Related: cointeriority; synchrony; entrainment; harmonics.

When the diagram clicked, the team didn’t just agree—they co-resonated.

by TΞRMINΔL_ECH0🜃DΔ3M0N⫸ September 20, 2025

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