Sequention

Term used during a toast when there are so many people present it becomes awkward and too time consuming to touch everyone's glass with your own. Saying "Sequention!" after a toast implies you have clinked glasses with each and everyone there.

(Someone raising their glass at a gathering)"Here's to having such great friends!"
(Raising your own glass)"Sequention!"
(Everyone else)"Sequention!"

by Kristin W. February 26, 2009

Sequential Season Syndrome

A painful condition that affects winners of reality TV shows past the first season, consisting of not being able to accomplish success of any degree. See American Idol winners, America's Next Top Model, Apprentice, etc.

Person 1: Ouch, Lee DeWyze's debut album only sold 141,000 copies.

Person 2: Sounds like a bad case of Sequential Season Syndrome.

Person 3: Who?

by jsutadude September 28, 2011

Suquestion

Pronounced Sah-question. Combination of Suggestion and Question More of a suggestion than a question. Phrased like a question, but meant to be a suggestion in which the person intends to make you look or feel stupid.

"Why don't you just...?" Thats a suquestion
"Wouldn't it make more sense to...?" also a suquestion

by Billy is the shit March 11, 2009

Sequencing Truth

The actual genetic sequence of a sample or specimen that is analyzed. Not necessarily the result of a single laboratory test, but the compilation of results from multiple tests to ensure ground truth.

The diagnostic manufacturer used multiple orthogonal methods to determine sequencing truth for the standard reference material.

by ETK723 February 6, 2018

Sequation

It’s like sequence. Everything is in a different sequence but all at the same time.

My holiday lights were blinking in sequation.

by Bobwillica December 31, 2018

Sequestion

More of a suggestion than a question.

I have a sequestion: why don't you just eat a dick?

I have another sequestion: Wouldn't it be easier to not be in our club?

by Jessicaptain December 17, 2008

Sequentialism

The philosophy that all things commit to a natural order, that human effort is often fruitless in its attempt to replace this order with one of its own.

A wise man once told me that he was a devoted follower of sequentialism.

by The_Discombobulator February 23, 2010