May 3 Word of the Day
Internet persona(s) who happens to follow you and you happen to follow them back and maintain communication with and have a mutual liking for eachother whether it be friendship wise, etc. (Mutuals if more than one mutual)
Monica: Oh yay! I made a new mutual today because we started following & talking to eachother on twitter and we like eachother (so it seems).
by qtheresurrection March 25, 2015
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Something interesting, but for which the content and/or manner has negative or scandalous connotations.
The word was first birthed as a result of the popular TV show "Who's the Boss" where Tony Danza's character exclaims "That's interesting!". As a result of Danza's notoriously criticized articulation, the 's' merged with "interesting" to form the word "Sinteresting".
Today the word is chiefly used online. It has been applied to the gossip surrounding the recent Kanye West fiasco, and to describe uniquely brutal displays of skill in the online gaming scene.
The word was first birthed as a result of the popular TV show "Who's the Boss" where Tony Danza's character exclaims "That's interesting!". As a result of Danza's notoriously criticized articulation, the 's' merged with "interesting" to form the word "Sinteresting".
Today the word is chiefly used online. It has been applied to the gossip surrounding the recent Kanye West fiasco, and to describe uniquely brutal displays of skill in the online gaming scene.
Example:
Gossip is a form of sinteresting information.
Use 1:
Rodrigo: "I heard Santiago was having an affair"
Gabriela: "Sinteresting! Tell me more!"
Use 2:
Rodrigo: "Did you see that combo video!? It's so sinteresting!"
Gossip is a form of sinteresting information.
Use 1:
Rodrigo: "I heard Santiago was having an affair"
Gabriela: "Sinteresting! Tell me more!"
Use 2:
Rodrigo: "Did you see that combo video!? It's so sinteresting!"
by catinthebag October 16, 2009