Seaned
When one tries to put a 7/16" bolt through a 7/16" hole, or any other combination when a bolt or rod of Diameter A is attempted to insert into a hole of Diameter A.
Seaned by BallisticEng August 22, 2011
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Seaned • Getting Seaned • shaned • Sealed • Sealed Envelope • Seand • seated • Saned • sealed the deal • Sèanced
Seaned
The art of getting unbelievably drunk, whereby one can not control their actions or body. One in a "Seaned" state will often be extremely violent to those he loves, and deny all responsibility thereafter.
Seaned by Craggles121 May 14, 2011
Getting Seaned
"Getting Seaned" is a colloquial term derived from the behavior of an individual named Sean, often used in online gaming or collaborative activities. It refers to the act of Sean initiating or encouraging others to join a particular activity, such as a game session or a team project, only to subsequently become AFK Away From Keyboard or otherwise unavailable, thereby leaving the others waiting or unable to proceed as planned.
Getting Seaned by Manzo1 February 7, 2024
deep-seated
The correct expression for "firmly established" or "deeply ingrained."
This is often misheard and misspoken as "deep-seeded" by people who slur their words and pronounce a letter "t" as a "d."
This is often misheard and misspoken as "deep-seeded" by people who slur their words and pronounce a letter "t" as a "d."
deep-seated by WarOnPoorGrammar May 4, 2013
signed, sealed, and delivered
"Hey, did you finalize the purchase of the estate yet?"
"Yep, the title now officially belongs to me.....signed, sealed, and delivered!"
"Yep, the title now officially belongs to me.....signed, sealed, and delivered!"
signed, sealed, and delivered by Bungalow Bill September 4, 2006
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