Inpermanent

When something that was once thought to be permanent becomes permanent no more.

The power of degrading is inpermanent.

Inpermanent by Kevinw05 May 9, 2020

Intermanet Man 

The Internet Man

David: Where did those kids come from?
Mark: It came with the building! The Intermanet man installed them there.

Intermanet Man by studio b! December 23, 2008

Impermanent 

Not permanent, passing, fleeting, not long lasting.

Fish-Demon: Wow, that was insane. I had to focus really hard while walking down that hill.
Fish: Don't worry, the effects are impermanent.

Impermanent by Lover of satan, a fish. April 16, 2011

Intermanet 

Like a regular Internet, but with more m's

I was checking this thing out on teh intermanet last night when my modem borked

Intermanet by LIC September 9, 2005

inpertinent 

concentrated on a single area or subject or into a short time; very thorough or vigorously relating to the thing that is being thought about or discussed

It is very inpertinent that you transfer me to John.

inpertinent by William J. Hersey May 19, 2016

invermenent 

A state or process where something is turned inside out, either literally or metaphorically, leading to a transformation or revelation of hidden aspects. This could apply to physical objects, ideas, systems, or personal experiences where the internal or less visible parts become external or prominent. i like this dictionary meaning so give me tags for urban dictionary

"After the company's invermenent, its core values were exposed to the public."
"The artist's new series explores the invermenent of traditional gender roles."

invermenent by Mubasheresq September 22, 2024