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intercap
A juvenile form of writing embraced by those less educated or pre-teen. Annoying to say the least. These people typically think gangs are cool and listen to nothing but rap. (One of the lowest forms of human kind, although a step above homeless)
Below is an intercap example.
wuZup evErYOne Heres A lIttLle abOUt Me fiRSt oF All I aM 19 aboUt 5'0 i cAnT sAy ThAT i LoOk gOOd ThAs YOuR pEoPlES OpInIoN BUt i Can SAy I hAvE A Fly PeRsoNaLiTy i Get AloNg WiTh EvEryBodY THat Treat me With ResPect Yall FeeL mE!. I m hISpaNiC w/DArk bRoWN HaIr And dArk brOwn eyEs Im ORiganiAlly FRom ThE EAst Side of SaN jo.
wuZup evErYOne Heres A lIttLle abOUt Me fiRSt oF All I aM 19 aboUt 5'0 i cAnT sAy ThAT i LoOk gOOd ThAs YOuR pEoPlES OpInIoN BUt i Can SAy I hAvE A Fly PeRsoNaLiTy i Get AloNg WiTh EvEryBodY THat Treat me With ResPect Yall FeeL mE!. I m hISpaNiC w/DArk bRoWN HaIr And dArk brOwn eyEs Im ORiganiAlly FRom ThE EAst Side of SaN jo.
intercap by I hate intercapers November 2, 2005
Related Words
InterCap • intercaplanitary • interCeption • interceptor • Intercept • internap • Interape • Interapt • Intercaged • intercal
intercap
A way of writing familar to computer programmers. Some high level computer languages do not understand spaces. Sometimes the underscore is used as a substitution or alternetivly Intercapping is used to join words.
This sometimes filters through to mainstream use in written communication.
This sometimes filters through to mainstream use in written communication.
startPsuedocode:
Rem Underscoring
var_one random_Number = (1*16);
Rem InterCapping
varOne randomNumber = (1*16);
EOF
Intercapping
UsedInNormalCommunication
Also
DefiesTheMostAdvancedSpellcheckers.
Rem Underscoring
var_one random_Number = (1*16);
Rem InterCapping
varOne randomNumber = (1*16);
EOF
Intercapping
UsedInNormalCommunication
Also
DefiesTheMostAdvancedSpellcheckers.
intercap by Blue Cawdrey November 19, 2004
to intercept a diarrhea
when you feel you have diarrhea and make an enema to get the "bad shit" thats causing the diarrhea out of your body and end it quickly
A: Yesterday I had diarrhea and spend the whole day shitting.
B: Werent you able to intercept it?
A: Nah man, you know, you have to be quick to intercept a diarrhea before you start shitting.
B: That sucks
B: Werent you able to intercept it?
A: Nah man, you know, you have to be quick to intercept a diarrhea before you start shitting.
B: That sucks
to intercept a diarrhea by Sir Asbestos December 21, 2019
Intercepting
the art of excitedly returning to your email inbox after receiving a notification about someone 'commenting' on anything you are involved with on facebook. Intercepting is only necessary if the comment is not there, which means the publisher deleted the comment. Intercepting is usually done after 11pm.
Intercepting by pujneet November 2, 2010
Intercavate
To awkwardly place oneself in situations one is not originally part of.
Synonyms: to incavate, to maffecavate
Synonyms: to incavate, to maffecavate
Intercavate by Crepe girls March 6, 2015
Canadian Interception
Joe had to poop but Megan was already pooping. With it being the only toilet, Joe went for the Canadian Interception to avoid a lengthy clean-up.
Canadian Interception by Piatt & Co. July 5, 2012
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