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Implipping
A feeling of impatience caused by a strong desire to be with the person that you truly love.
It's a stage of deeply longing for something that you want when you know you must first wait.
It's a stage of deeply longing for something that you want when you know you must first wait.
Stuart wanted to be with Susie so badly, his implipping drove him to turn his life upside down just so that he could with her.
Implipping by Sharkey & Bubbles February 11, 2022
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Implicittlow by ISimpForAstolfo April 26, 2022
The Implication
The feeling that something may go wrong for the girl you are trying to sleep with if she refuses
Note - nothing will happen to her it's just she doesn't know so she has to say yes
Note - nothing will happen to her it's just she doesn't know so she has to say yes
The Implication by The Golden God October 9, 2018
Impliarrhea
When someone who suffers chronic diarrhea has an attack and is compelled to share updates by mentioning the episode in alternative terms.
Georgia: Had a great spicy dinner until Montezuma's revenge hit.
Aaron: thanks for sharing...that diarrhea update makes my day complete.
Georgia: excuse me, did I say diarrhea?
Aaron: ha, guess you had impliarrhea.
Aaron: thanks for sharing...that diarrhea update makes my day complete.
Georgia: excuse me, did I say diarrhea?
Aaron: ha, guess you had impliarrhea.
Impliarrhea by Callyourmom May 4, 2014
implied denial
Stating a phrase or asking question that suggests a contradiction towards a preceding statement or question.
Often irrelevant and, in all cases, does not answer the question.
Used mainly to stop a conversastion about to ensue on a topic the receiving end does not want to talk about. This is, for the most part, used by people who do not think it is morally right to just tell an outright lie.
Often irrelevant and, in all cases, does not answer the question.
Used mainly to stop a conversastion about to ensue on a topic the receiving end does not want to talk about. This is, for the most part, used by people who do not think it is morally right to just tell an outright lie.
Example 1:
1: Are you lying to me?
2: How could you think such a thing?
Example 2:
1: Do you like her?
2: No.
1: How about her?
2: No.
1: Her?
2: Would you quit with the listing?
Example 3:
1: I'll bet it was you who took the last cookie.
2: I think you're crazy.
*NOTE
The implied denial: Person 2 never said no or yes to the final question or statement in all of the above examples
1: Are you lying to me?
2: How could you think such a thing?
Example 2:
1: Do you like her?
2: No.
1: How about her?
2: No.
1: Her?
2: Would you quit with the listing?
Example 3:
1: I'll bet it was you who took the last cookie.
2: I think you're crazy.
*NOTE
The implied denial: Person 2 never said no or yes to the final question or statement in all of the above examples
implied denial by Niteryder April 3, 2010