tenfinity
tenfinity by dustin coon September 5, 2006
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tenfinity
An enormous quantity; often preceeded by "times" or "x" in an attempt to emphasize the following adjective.
Not to be confused with the slightly less enormous ninefinity.
Not to be confused with the slightly less enormous ninefinity.
Related Words
tenfinity • Tenfinite • tinfinityls • Trinfinity • treefinity • Enfinity • tanninity • Tennanity • Tfinity • Trifinity
Tennanity
The religion based on the worship of David Tennant in his role as the tenth doctor. Certain customs include the ten commandments of Tennanity, prayers based on the companions, and the Doctor Who writers being recognised as saints.
Tennanity by TennishGirl96 August 22, 2010
tanninity
tanninity by asdfgh jkliop July 20, 2008
Enfinity
A girl that will save you a seat in class and if you are running late, rush into class and don't see her and the empty chair she will glare at you all class because she loves her ppl and won't save a seat for just anybody. A girl that know the ins and outs of Target. a girl with beautiful eyes. A meme queen. A literal queen.
Trinfinity
(After large fight between two young children)
Boy: Are too!
Girl: Are not!
Boy: Are too times infinity!
irl: ARe too times trinfinity
Boy: Are too!
Girl: Are not!
Boy: Are too times infinity!
irl: ARe too times trinfinity
Trinfinity by INternetROamer November 21, 2010
tinfinityls
Pronunciation (tin.fin.it.als)
Adverb
tinfinityls (comparative more: tinfinityls, superlative: most tinfinityls)
1. A great number.
2. A large amount.
3. Beyond number.
Adverb
tinfinityls (comparative more: tinfinityls, superlative: most tinfinityls)
1. A great number.
2. A large amount.
3. Beyond number.
tinfinityls by UserAura April 19, 2011
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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Bob: No, I've got to clean out my board chow, keys are starting to stick.
B)
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
Bill: Whats' that?
Bob: The food scraps that collect in my keyboard; Want some?
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
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