intertheft

Occurs when an Internet company changes their "Terms of Service" without giving notice that people's blogs will be deleted, which is a "virtual" stealing of a person's intellectual property.

MySpace committed intertheft when they deleted millions of people's blogs without giving prior notice so people could copy their intellectual property.

by disenfranchised writer July 14, 2013

intertheft

When someone, especially a known internet site, takes someone's intellectual property without prior written consent and either re-uses it without notifying the original creator or destroys/deletes the data.

People were up in arms when Instagram looked like it was about to commit intertheft but no one watched as MySpace deleted years of user blogs.

by Vantina July 24, 2013

intertested

to try and test exactly how much someone is interested in you, or vice versa.

jake came over when i was sick with that nasty flu bug, and still made out with me. he was intertested and passed, big time.

by pam19 February 3, 2005

intertextual

the relationship between texts, especially literary ones.

The intertexuality between fifty shades of gray and Game of Thrones is nice, because the archaic language of GoT provides a nice contrast between the modern slang in Game of thrones.

Intertextual dick cheese.

by WesleySuxDick December 8, 2014

Intertextuality

Originally a concept formulated by Julia Kristeva, a member of the Tel Quel group. Intonations of duplicate or concurrent ideas are the basis of meaning within a given concept, especially when there are no rhetorical resonances.

A matchstick horse in 'Bladerunner' symbolically denotes objectivity of life. There is a noticable degree of personal identity shared with only humans and not androids which is expounded through the use of intertextuality.
Semiotic

by cos_nik June 29, 2009

Intertextion

(v.) The act of sharing a pillow. Can be used to define all general pillow sharing but is most often used to describe intimate or post-coital cuddling where physical closeness results in the partners sharing a pillow.

1. "How was the date last night."
"I'm not one to talk, but there was some serious intertextion going on."

2. "I slept really well, it must have been the intertextion"

by HTB & Manda April 16, 2007

Intertext

A form of Transtextuality where the text cites another text, either by quotation, allusion or plagiarism.

"Any text is a new tissue of past citations. Bits of code, formulae, rhythmic models, fragments of social languages, etc., pass into the text and are redistributed within it, for there is always language before and around the text. Intertextuality, the condition of any text whatsoever, cannot, of course, be reduced to a problem of sources or influences; the intertext is a general field of anonymous formulae whose origin can scarcely ever be located; of unconscious or automatic quotations, given without quotation marks."

The example I just gave was itself an example of Intertext because it was quoted from "Theory of the Text."

by The Logical Fallacy September 2, 2017