Conjinuity

Social affiliation to anyone or anything around you whether you’re talking to others or not therefore lack of conjinuity means you’re antisocial

Your Inconjinuity is effecting the rest of is would you like to talk to us or be quite and leave

by angler48 October 14, 2019

confinity

An oxymoronic term used to metaphorically describe a finite “infinity”; confined “infinity.”

It’s taking a confinity for class to end.
It’ll be a confinity before the next round starts.

by applebin September 3, 2020

Continuity

1. a continuous or connected whole.

2. a movie scenario giving the complete action, scenes, etc., in detail and in the order in which they are to be shown on the screen. Along with Symmetry shown in the scene

Stephen: "George, you have to fix this film you made, the continuity is all wrong."

George:"How?"

Stephen:"In the last shot the clock said 2 P.M., In the next shot the clock says 1:15 P.M."

George:"I have always been bad with continuity."

by Fletcher R March 11, 2009

Continuity Nazi

Someone who is obsessed with the continuity of a particular universe such as Star Trek or Star Wars.

That continuity nazi kept going on and on about how the events of Star Trek Generations don't line up with the TNG episode Relics.

by WolfGeneral March 17, 2017

Continudity

1. The matching of naked bodies in a movie.

2. The use of the same or identical body doubles when filming multiple nude scenes in a movie.

Stephen: "Dude! Get in here the chick in the movie is getting naked again."

George:"Wait...those are different titties!"

Stephen:"You think they could have hired the same double."

George:"That is horrible continudity."

Stephen:"Damn you Vanessa Hutchins"

by Fletcher R March 11, 2009

continuitous

Inperpetual continuity - - -- ously

I created a continuitous timeline in the storyline.

by MABECORP March 4, 2010

contiguity theory

A metastate in which every surface including discrete surfaces that is contiguous (continuous) is also mathematically closed (conformal).

Stipulates a bijective (co-imperative contingent (cotingent)) relationship between contiguity and conformalism.

Ie. Bijectivity stipulates conformalism as well as the converse.

Contiguity theory propounds a conversal (bidirectional in position (space)) stipulatory relationship between bijectivity and conformalism.

That is to say: bijectivity stipulates conformalism and conformalism stipulates bijectivity.

by sandraxine November 26, 2018