connote

(of a word) imply or suggest (an idea or feeling) in addition to the literal or primary meaning.

"the term ‘modern science’ usually connotes a complete openness to empirical testing

by pushit#up December 13, 2014

ConnorEatsPants

Some one that is built different

That guy is a real ConnorEatsPants

by GamerBoii2zz2 September 19, 2020

ConnorEatsPants

Someone that is just built different.

"That guy is such a ConnorEatsPants!"

by GamerBoii2zz2 September 19, 2020

Fluctuating Connotative Stress

Fluctuating Connotative Stress refers to the phenomenon of changing the stressed word to change the meaning of a sentence.

"She" doesn’t like him - that specific woman doesn’t like him

She "doesn’t" like him - to confirm she is not interested in him

She doesn’t "like" him - implying that she feels a different emotion towards him

She doesn’t like "him" - indicating she likes someone else

Fluctuating Connotative Stress refers to the phenomenon of changing the stressed word to change the meaning of a sentence.

Created by Jaime Nicolaou, Basree Arif, Ms Erin Mahar

by brokenhandbaby March 15, 2022

connoiter

the act of meeting up for a first time; the act that must first happen to allow a reconnoitering to happen;

Lets connoiter in the parking lot.

Brittany and I connoitered at the gas stastion, split up and reconnoitered at her place.

So i went and connoitered with some friends and then went bowling.

I was connoitering earlier with Louis and then Lenny decided to connoiter as well.

by Alistair May June 22, 2006

connotation

The intended meaning of a word by the user

His connotation of cool was very different from the foriegn exchange student's understanding as "
lack of heat."

by Dictionaree October 30, 2005

Connole

To let your hot meal cool down to room tempurature before ingesting.

This hot food tastes like crap, so I better let it connole.

by Broseph AZ January 16, 2009