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The newest (rather brainrot) slang as of 7/17/2024, meaning: Anything relevant to the situation, or not. It's anything that either fits into the context of the situation, or doesn't.
It's used when people either don't wish to type out/want to keep their activities private. Seeding or the actions of someone who has seeded cannot be questioned. It should typically be replied to more neutrally, but it depends per context. Seeding can be used seriously or humorously. Refers generally to non-web related activities as well as web related activities. One shouldn't entirely use it to confuse people, losing it's definition. If you are seeding, you are doing something that you simply didn't choose to name, preferring to simplify it, or for humorous purposes rather than spending time explaining, though not limited. Alike the slang from the 1990's, full send, seeding has a version of this.
If you are full-seed, you are set on doing something committedly. If you are fully-seeding, you are actively working with full commitment to your seedling. There are no other full-seeds.
When referring to seeding, you call it seeding, minus exceptions.
If you are yet to seed, refer to it as a seed, or that you're gonna seed. If you plan to seed, that's a seedling. Seedlings=ideas.
If you are actively seeding, you are in-seed, or seeding.
If you had been seeding, and are back , you are/had seeded.
A good rule of thumb is if you can refer to making a sandwich, you're good to say it. Happy seeding.
It's used when people either don't wish to type out/want to keep their activities private. Seeding or the actions of someone who has seeded cannot be questioned. It should typically be replied to more neutrally, but it depends per context. Seeding can be used seriously or humorously. Refers generally to non-web related activities as well as web related activities. One shouldn't entirely use it to confuse people, losing it's definition. If you are seeding, you are doing something that you simply didn't choose to name, preferring to simplify it, or for humorous purposes rather than spending time explaining, though not limited. Alike the slang from the 1990's, full send, seeding has a version of this.
If you are full-seed, you are set on doing something committedly. If you are fully-seeding, you are actively working with full commitment to your seedling. There are no other full-seeds.
When referring to seeding, you call it seeding, minus exceptions.
If you are yet to seed, refer to it as a seed, or that you're gonna seed. If you plan to seed, that's a seedling. Seedlings=ideas.
If you are actively seeding, you are in-seed, or seeding.
If you had been seeding, and are back , you are/had seeded.
A good rule of thumb is if you can refer to making a sandwich, you're good to say it. Happy seeding.
EXAMPLE 1:
Person 1: "Hey, cut it out, I'm seeding rn."
Person 2: "My bad, I'll leave you to it."
EXAMPLE TWO:
"I need a min to seed."
"Oh alr, ur good."
EXAMPLE 3:
"is everyone seeding now..?"
"Yea ngl-"
EXAMPLE 5:
"Chat, I have a seedling."
"Alright, you gonna do it?"
"Yeah def."
EXAMPLE 6:
"CHAT, I'M FULLY-SEEDING RN."
*Chat applauds and cheers them on, empowering them to keep up their full-seed/seeding.*
Person 1: "Hey, cut it out, I'm seeding rn."
Person 2: "My bad, I'll leave you to it."
EXAMPLE TWO:
"I need a min to seed."
"Oh alr, ur good."
EXAMPLE 3:
"is everyone seeding now..?"
"Yea ngl-"
EXAMPLE 5:
"Chat, I have a seedling."
"Alright, you gonna do it?"
"Yeah def."
EXAMPLE 6:
"CHAT, I'M FULLY-SEEDING RN."
*Chat applauds and cheers them on, empowering them to keep up their full-seed/seeding.*
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