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when someone steals the words that u say, n makes out that they made it up.
it sint
jake sint
bulla baga sint
sint by Chris McQuire October 25, 2005
Urban Dictionary Merch
A sint is a person who spends a significant portion of their free time talking with artificial intelligence systems — using AI as a conversational partner, thinking companion, problem-solving tool, or emotional buffer.
The term reflects a new digital-era identity formed around synthetic dialogue.

Etymology:
Derived from synthetic, referring to artificially created intelligence and the synthetic nature of human–AI interaction.
“I’m such a sint, I end every evening chatting with my AI assistant.”

“Half my friend group turned into sints this year.”

“Being a sint isn’t weird anymore — it’s just modern.”
Sint by Prayatsha November 19, 2025
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sint-niklaas 

A shithole of a city, somewhere in Belgium.
Person A: Damn son! what happend to you?
Person B: I went to Sint-Niklaas.

Sint Jozef

A place for kids who suffer from ligma
I'm glad i'm not going to Sint Jozef.
Sint Jozef by XaNtEn from tha hood November 21, 2021

Sint Eustatius 

A small dutch island in the Caribbean Sea that make up the SSS Islands
where the hell is sint eustatius again
Sint Eustatius by you looked November 24, 2022

sintrinia 

If you're from Sabah, Malaysia, it's pretty sure that you may hear this name but not too often. They are quite religious and showing obedience to Allah SWT. They tend to prefer minimalism, trying not to spend too much money. They are also introverts rather than extroverts.
Sintrinia is praying to Allah SWT so that she can always be protected from any misfortunes.
Sintrinia is sad today, but she has trouble to tell the exact reasons.
sintrinia by urang sabah bah November 22, 2021

Sintrinia Linardo 

A scientific term referring ghost sounds.
Datuk: Puteri, I think you've forgot to put Sintrinia Linardo.
Puteri: Sintrinia Linardo? What is that, Datuk?
Datuk: It means ghost sounds.
Puteri: I see, but are there any reasons for putting it?
Datuk: Because what we're making is a horror film, right? How can it be called horror film if there's no ghost sounds?
Puteri: Noted. Thank you, Datuk!
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