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| [[Category:Glossary]]'''Titor'd''''' v.'' '''1.''' Amanuensical term referring to the construction of proto-vaporous chronologies wherein the timeline becomes corrupted or otherwise antipodal; derived from [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titor John Titor]].''' 2.''' Slang reference to a fashion or trend that has since passed from popular favor. '''3.''' The act of an individual who, intending to display a clever wit, instead produces a drollery so profound a distended, uncomfortable silence ensues. '''4.''' To be fooled, or victimized by whimsy. | [[Category:Glossary]]'''Titor'd''''' v.'' '''1.''' Amanuensical term referring to the construction of proto-vaporous chronologies wherein the timeline becomes corrupted or otherwise antipodal; derived from [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titor John Titor]].''' 2.''' Slang reference to a fashion or trend that has since passed from popular favor. '''3.''' The act of an individual who, intending to display a clever wit, instead produces a drollery so profound a distended, uncomfortable silence ensues. '''4.''' To be fooled, or victimized by whimsy. | ||
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Titor'd v. 1. Amanuensical term referring to the construction of proto-vaporous chronologies wherein the timeline becomes corrupted or otherwise antipodal; derived from [John Titor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titor)]. 2. Slang reference to a fashion or trend that has since passed from popular favor. 3. The act of an individual who, intending to display a clever wit, instead produces a drollery so profound a distended, uncomfortable silence ensues. 4. To be fooled, or victimized by whimsy.
Extrapolation
AA are often Titor'd as in definition 1, but rarely in the sense of definition 4.
