Inquistive
"BRO!!!",, Now I know I'm inquistive..🤔not that I'm all the way gone'..But,,"YO!!; WHAT'RE THOZE??!!"...🤣😑👍🏿
Inquistive by UrbanPalate February 20, 2019
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Intuitive Hindsight
Claiming to have known something was going to happen, when in actuality you were genuinly suprised. Often this is done simply to save face.
"Hey mom! I just went skydiving!"
*after being visibly suprised* "Oh. Somehow I knew you'd do something crazy like that."
"Nice try, mom. I can tell Intuitive Hindsight when I see it."
*after being visibly suprised* "Oh. Somehow I knew you'd do something crazy like that."
"Nice try, mom. I can tell Intuitive Hindsight when I see it."
Intuitive Hindsight by Doc Vegas November 11, 2009
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intuitive eating
Invented by Steven Hawks, a professor at BYU in Utah. The idea is that you can eat whatever you want, but only when you are actually hungry. This idea in theory keeps you from desiring or craving foods a diet wouldn't allow you to have. Professor Hawks apparently lost 50 pounds by following this philosophy, along with exercise, and is advocating it as a healtier lifestyle than just counting calories and dieting all the time.
intuitive eating by killerfiller December 5, 2005
intuitively obvious to the most casual observer
Used in an ironic sense to mean that something is completely obvious, when in reality the exact opposite is true.
"The identity of Asmodean's murderer is intuitively obvious to the most casual observer!" --Robert Jordan
intuitively obvious to the most casual observer by stupid_moron August 4, 2006
Inquantiverse
When you are confroned by another quantum theorist who tells you to replace the word "universe" with "multiverse" to account for the multiple realities. Just answer with "no id rather use Inquantiverse" because it goes beyond and covers every inquantifiable possibility and impossibility without having to go into tedious detail.
Inquantiverse by Ace Telekinesis February 20, 2008
Intuitive Aptitude
1.Intuitive aptitude is the ability to understand the structure and operation of complex systems without special education or training
2. Also the base ability of Sylar, in the NBC show Heroes.
2. Also the base ability of Sylar, in the NBC show Heroes.
Sylar examines Claire's brain and, through Intuitive Aptitude, learns her ability. Heroes - Series 3 Episode 1.
Intuitive Aptitude by The Starscrewer. March 3, 2009
intuitive overload
when a friend/person sees things coming, well in advance; very intouch with their surroundings; ready for the unexpected always; observations used to make some funny laughs
"omg, did you see how that person is handling themself"!?!
No, but Deidra pointed them out to me about 10 minutes ago! Deidra's always been good assessing things; she's always in 'intuitive overload' mode; lucky I know her.
overloadobservationpersonadvancefunny
No, but Deidra pointed them out to me about 10 minutes ago! Deidra's always been good assessing things; she's always in 'intuitive overload' mode; lucky I know her.
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intuitive overload by winnipegdude July 19, 2012
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