Interlude
by Josh DePerry on Oct 17, 2006 05:09:03
Definitions of
interlude:
noun:
a brief show (music or dance etc) performed between the
sections of another performance
noun: an intervening period or episode
verb: perform an interlude
Purpose (Interlude)
by phitboi123 on Jul 02, 2019 19:40:04
Example:
Person 1: "yo, the purpose (
interlude)
is that you can't take money yo the
grave g"
Person 2: "obviously, that's nooooormal"
Interlude dance
by buytoy6 on Apr 04, 2011 11:07:36
Example:
Person 1: Dude let's do the Interlude dance.
Person 2: Ok, that always
puts me in a
good mood.
taco interlude
by laurosaur on Mar 31, 2006 20:10:11
The taco
interlude is the period during a Taco Bell feast in which one ingests the obligatory plain taco that comes with the
value meal before continuing with the other flashy menu items one has ordered. A taco interlude to a fast food eater is as a palate cleansing to a fine wine
taster.
Example:
"Dude, did you tear through that
crunch wrap supreme already? You are a machine."
"No no, my friend, it's
still here. I'm just taking a taco
interlude."
"Ah. You are wise in the ways of Taco Bell."
mystical interlude
by Sues on Dec 11, 2007 23:35:51
commercials-interlude scramble
by QuacksO on Feb 27, 2019 23:40:18
Refers to the suddenly-occurring
interval of
frenzied activity that you engage in while partaking of a favorite radio/TV show, and the program cuts to a commercials-break for a minute or two; there will be nothing of interest being broadcast --- and therefore you do not need to be glued to the speaker or tube --- during this period, and so you frantically rush around the room to attend to assorted matters that you'd been "holding" or "delaying" while your
riveting program was on, such as going pee, checking/adjusting the washing-machine, grabbing a pillow/blanket, getting more snacks from the fridge, etc.
Example:
While
binge-watching episodes of
Knight Rider on DVD, I realized that I'd forgotten to have my daily apple. Now of course, unlike a regular radio/TV broadcast, pre-recorded home-media like this can simply be paused anytime you please without missing anything, but I wanted to experience this delightful "
blast from the past" material in just the same way that I'd remembered it from having seen it years ago on NBC, and so I waited till the beginning of the next episode for the classic "Knight Rider, a shadowy flight into the dangerous world of a man who does not exist" introduction-speech to begin, then did my usual "commercials-interlude scramble" to retrieve a nice big Red Delicious and a paring knife, and then race back to the couch again before the episode-title was displayed.