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timesink 

Anything which takes up a lot of your time. I can be homework, a diy project, a tv show, or even a ridiculously long nap. It can be enjoyable, or even productive, but it requiers sinking a lot of time into it... therefore timesink.
I decided to start baking my own bread... didn't realise it was such a timesink.

Mad Men is great, but it is such a timesink.
timesink by ddude700 February 21, 2011

TV Tropes Timesink 

An area of the internet where time stops, coincidentally overlapping with the site TV Tropes.

Similar to a wikicoma.
Somebody mentioned this thing called "phlebotinum;" next thing I knew, I was digging myself out of the TV Tropes timesink six hours later.

timesick 

Just like homesick, except it's a longing for a different time than the present.
1) All this homework is making me timesick; I wish we could just go back to kindergarten when our hardest assignment was coloring inside the lines.
2) I'm timesick. I wish I could just fast forward to after graduation.
timesick by LongingForAnotherTime February 14, 2012

Timesing 

The word dumbasses use instead of the word 'multiplying'. Because they're dumbasses.
UhhHhHhh... yeah, I think we'll need to do some timesing for this problem.
Timesing by BlaizenTen January 19, 2020

Time sink 

Something that takes a lot of your time and effort in order to be completed. Fequently used in MMORPGS to make customers play longer, thus making them pay more. Time sinks are very, very, very, very, very bad.

DAOC or Dark Age of Camelot is the king of the time sink.
I have been trying to level this artifact for the past 10 years. I love this time sink.
Time sink by Krom September 23, 2004

timesing 

1. To multiply by
2. To let time fly
1. You normally have to take 2 and timesing it by 3

2. Wow, it's timesing by!
timesing by John January 20, 2005
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