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interjection 

A short, usually excited and loud single utterance or shout. Wunderbar, Ow, Hey, Ugh, and Wow are all interjections, and usually followed by an exclaimation point and sometimes more speaking.
: Wunderbar! I won the lottery!
: Ow! That hurt!
: Hey! What are you doing?!
: Ugh! That's gross!
: Wow! You're awesome at Soul Calibur 2, Kenthar!
interjection by Kenthar March 28, 2004
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Interjection 

The functionality inside the central part, of a worth while, long term effort driven society, family, friendship, companies, medical establishments.
In the past I as well have been guilty of measures that not only hindered my self, but family and friends. Take the idea of anger. It will creep up on you when you least expect it. A good Dr. once spoke to me about depression and Bi-polar disorder can seasonally put a strain on your life not only for yourself, but the people you love if you fail to recognize the chemical imbalances that create the sadness. It’s not a person, place, event, or thing to blame. It’s how you recognize this as an individual and treat it. The way the person brings about this behavior towards others. Their goals, may not be the same as your own, but mutually working as a team in a supporting effort breaks down the barriers in the person’s brain far better than exploiting the problems that will come up if this depression is not recognized and simply ignored without coaching it threw.

The same can be said about society. Look at the news. Look at talk shows. Look at the media coverage over disaster situation. The operative word hear being coverage. The act to put out covered. Like a camouflage of paint’s, make-up, war paint. Moneys spent so on the vanity of the situations the care for the people their covering gets thrown completely out the window.
Take a look at divorce and war. Then in monetary build driven cases over money.
Are you really supporting the children by teaching them to fight? Supporting the outcome, gives systems and weapon owners a job, but coaching is more rational. Saying one party deserves blame more so than the other to be paid an amount of money to support a functioning unit that was created by the effort not the fault by people in that passion. The children see this and recognize the anger. They feel, know it and ultimately will blame themselves creating an imbalance in their minds. They feel like their worth isn’t worth the while all the while fighting over the monetary rather than supporting their growth as an individual. Adults it seems the fight means more when the children and are just looking to feel love. Ask your selves where do you want them to love? What do you want them to love? Do they feel it is their fault you are fighting? People would be shocked if they listened the answers.

Interjection taking the position into an harmful matter and not breaking down, but working out the issues people create that are and always will harm the true focus of a better less captive society. People failing to recognize the fight isn’t truly worth the battle that the loss will create being the problem. I think people as a whole should ask the question. Does the profit margin of the bank account matter more to them than the love of their effort? Call me crazy and I’ll just say stupid carelessness creates crazy people. Not medicated or medicating the flames to fight another day.

Interjection 

As Stated in Mad TV, it's a big word that you can't spell.
Interjection, it's a big word that you can'd spell. Cause there's too many kids in the classroom, and there's not enough books to go around. It's a Bitch when you gotta go to a public school.
Interjection by Heroic Ling Ling November 10, 2004

Interjection 

An interjection such as “hâtz” or “hatz” used streetwise and meaning shut up or other rude but friendly answers
Speaker 1: Unde te duci? Intoarce-te!
Speaker 2: Cârșt!
Interjection by Brisquetz Bruscheta November 2, 2020

Lethal Interjection Crew 

The crew which Thugnificent, Macktastic, Flonomial and Leonard are part of. This crew is in the Adult Swim show The Boondocks.
You hear the song Stomp 'Em in the Nuts by the Lethal Interjection Crew?? Yeah I love that song.
Lethal Interjection Crew by Perli February 17, 2012

perfunctory interjection 

The mindless, meaningless, random and irritating interposition of a word or words into a conversational narrative or appended to it.
"So I said - like - who does she think she is?"
"I had my head in the toilet - you know - and he jumped me."
"There were plenty of busty babes on the beach - and whatnot."
"A perfunctory interjection is - like - mind-numbingly irritating."

Brevorhetoric Interjection 

A small click sound used by people expressing disappointment or discern during public speaking. It is not commonly used by people unless disappointment is implied to be exaggerated.
Monday morning in first period class..

Teacher: Attention students, your test has been moved to this Wednesday instead of Friday because a substitute will be filling in for me Thusday and Friday.

While the entire class is filled with sighs and "awww man!"s, Christine talks to Ryan..

Christine (addressing Ryan): Can you believe that? It's soo not fair!

Ryan (pushes tongue towards the back of the front teeth with lips closed and sucks in a small amount of air while opening the lips to make a brevorhetoric interjection addressed towards Christine): Yeah! *insert brevorhetoric interjection* Tell me about it.
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