indeafinite 

Da status of not being sure whether someone is hard-of-hearing or not.

It's indeafinite whether some people who claim to be hearing-impaired are actually so; while they make everyone around them yell so that they can hear them, they also seem to know when others are whispering about them behind their backs. :P

indeafinite by QuacksO January 6, 2022

indefinite hiatus 

when a band doesnt know when they are gonna get back together and perform or release another album

Blink-182 are on an "indefinite hiatus" so they can spend some more time with their families

indefinite hiatus by Das is derblistaff August 4, 2006

indefinite pitch 

Indefinite pitch is used as a musical term. Definite pitch is meaning instruments with diferent sounds and pitches while indefinite pitch is meaning one sound played only.

The drum has a indefinite pitch while the piano has a definite pitch.😆

indefinite pitch by Vanessavampire12 October 27, 2017

Indefinitely 

-without ending
-forever
-endless period of time
-infinite

Chris Galuski's doctor told him he will never achieve an erection again, indefinitely.

Indefinitely by C MF Jones January 9, 2017

Indefinite integral 

When a girl is curvy but wears a C cup.

She bad, but she could be better, she's built like an indefinite integral.

Indefinite integral by Onandonandomnom December 6, 2022

indefinite hiatus 

A fancy term for 'break up'. Bands use it to think it will soften the blow on their fans, when they infact know the harsh truth.

Can also be used when you don't believe anything will ever get done

Ex. 1: Blink.182 and Sleater-Kinney say they're on 'indefinite hiatus', but everyone knows they've broken up...

Ex. 2: Pete Wentz says that Release The Bats 2 has been put on 'indefinite hiatus'. He might as well say it's never going to be released.

indefinite hiatus by Yukari September 5, 2008

Indefinitely Infinite

Describes something that is infinite and lasts for an indefinite amount of time

"Sir, we found something that is going to spread and become infinite."
"Well do we know how long this is going to occur?"
"No sir, it is indefinitely infinite."

Indefinitely Infinite by Noah Armon March 16, 2022