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What is in terms of?
Trans-Exclusionary Radical Meninist.
(Trans-Exclusionary Meninist)
On a similar side to terfs except it's men excluding mainly trans women and labelling themselves as super straight/ ultra straight or whatever else to try and hide their blatant transphobia towards trans women claiming that they aren't "real" women.
Jerry didn't like being called a transphobe for saying he wouldn't date a trans women because he doesn't think they're real women so he created the term super straight to mask his transphobia.
Jerry: nah i wouldn't date her she's not a "real" women i'm Super Straight i only date women with Xx chromosomes
Jen: stop being such a Term Jerry you're just a transphobe
in terms of - video
In terms of - what is it?
When you get terminated from a website/app.
He was termed from youtube because of his constant copyright abusing
What does "in terms of" mean?
A derp version of the name Tim.
Just like the derp version of Chris being "Chers".
Chers: "Hey Terms, come to Liège on the 6th of September!"
Terms: "Aight Chers! I'm down!"
In terms of - what does it mean?
Something that happens every term usually college or school
I get homework set termely
In terms of - meaning
Someone who sucks at life, usually a musty and poorly-groomed individual. Originated in West Virginia by kids inventing their own language rather than huntin'.
"Oh yit, you musty ol' term."
In terms of - definition
a length of time spent in jail; a jail sentence
My term for that robbery was twenty years.
In terms of - slang
Term means to go on the drink. Term is a synonym for 'session'.
Jesus that was some term last night or Will we have a bit of term tonight
In terms of
Term is a word. A term is a term. The term term is a word that describes a body or building of letters formed into a descriptive compilation that stands for something, giving it substance.
Terms include: Every word o this website, save symbols and numerics:§ ‹>*#%@ and 129385, respectively.
The term term is a term
In terms of
When the boss invites an employee into the office and offers a permanent vacation--without pay, of course.
Dude, if you keep taking those extended lunch breaks you're gonna get termed.
In terms of
a term Paul Hughes can not go a day without using
in terms of the feasability of Matt Curran finishing his website on time theres no chance