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To netflix 

1. v. To watch an entire TV series back to back in a single sitting.

2. When the automatic switch to the next episode means Netflix takes a day of your life from you.
1. v. To netflix - Hey, I just netflixed the whole of Breaking Bad, I think I'm gonna become a meth cook now!

2. To be netflixed - I sat down to watch House of Cards the other day. Thirteen hours later I'd finished it and only got up once in the 15 second break between episodes to pee. Damn, I got netflixed.
To netflix by omohobo May 4, 2014
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To Netflix 

1. To binge-watch a show on Netflix
2. To falsify history intentionally or unintentionally
e.g.: They are going to Netflix the story of Hannibal as they did with Cleopatra.
To Netflix by Loulouette November 19, 2023

Straight to Netflix 

A modern adaptation of 'Straight to DVD', it's when a movie is so terrible and low-grossing that it doesn't even get a physical DVD release, rather goes exclusively to streaming services such as Netflix. They are typically made by failed art students with a $1000 budget and premiered at some film festival in a town you never heard of.
Did you hear about that movie 3-Headed Shark Attack? Straight to Netflix.

Straight to Netflix 

Describing a movie with such bad acting and terrible special effects. So much so that it could have been made in someone's back yard that it didn't go to theaters or even DVD, but it ended up on the popular movie website Netflix.
This film shouldn't have been screened, I wish it went straight to Netflix so we could watch the first ten minutes, turn it off and go back to watching Lost instead of wasting our money

want to netflix and chill

code for having sex
hey do you want to Netflix and chill
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