Intending

What do we mean by intending?

Purposing to become or be; prospective. adjective

Designing or purposing to be or become.

Present participle of intend. verb

(usually followed by the particle "to") To hope; to wish (something, or something to be accomplished); be intent upon

To fix the mind on; attend to; take care of; superintend; regard.

To stretch to extend; distend.

To strain; make tense.

To intensify; strengthen.

To apply with energy.

To bend or turn; direct, as one’s course or journey.

To design mechanically or artistically; fashion; mold.

To pretend; counterfeit; simulate.

When your construction superintendent isn’t super. Urban Dictionary

Something planned . Urban Dictionary

Not a real word. Made up by someone leaving a definition for the word 'john' on urbandictionary.com Urban Dictionary

TO DO SOMETHING FOR A PURPOSE WITH INTENTIONALITY. Urban Dictionary

Absolute heavenly music about pain written by the god himself, Tyler Joseph ( of twenty one pilots ). It's too good to explain. Oh my god. I can't. Its too good. PUT IT ON ITUNES PLEASE. OR AT LEAST SPOTIFY. Urban Dictionary

I've read every definition here and they all get this terms' meaning slightly wrong. Firstly a pun is a play on words, intended to be semi-absurd and comical by describing a thing or situation using words that could also describe the situation with another meaning. For instance suppose there was a skinny farmer picking berries, but he doesn't find that many, another person might observe "looks like slim pickins". Puns often are the worst kind of joke because they do not require much cleverness. When someone says no pun intended, however, it is when they say something that could be taken to have two meanings; an obvious one, and a slightly "off" interpretation; and they want you to know they are not making an intentional play on words and want you to take what they said to be the obvious meaning: Urban Dictionary

No Phun Intended (pronounced: no fun intended) is a solo album made by Tyler Robert Joseph, the lead singer in Twenty One Pilots. He wrote it when he was 16-17 years old and that's the earliest resemblance of blurryface that fans of twenty one pilots recall. The album has songs of Tyler singing about his struggles with his mental health, and his faith. It is only available on Youtube Urban Dictionary

The three most unholy words ever spoken by MMO gamemasters. Urban Dictionary

AMERICAN PHRASE, widely considered by some to be a cliché. Two uses of this phrase. #1. "No pun intended!" Is a clarification you make after a remark you uttered that DID indeed contain a pun. You exclaim, "No pun intended" because you honestly did mean to construct the setence to contain a pun. #2 The second meaning of, "no pun intended" can be tongue-in-cheek or more harshly put, untruthful. In this instance a person purposely inserted the pun. The motivations for doing so vary. Some reasons include: doing it to be humerous, attempting to be clever, wanting to engage in word play, or doing so to annoy people who hate puns. They fib by saying, "No pun intended!" because: they want to avoid embarrassment after no one laughed, escape retribution from those they annoyed on purpose or perhaps they feel foolish for making the pun at all. Urban Dictionary

When you're caught doing something in class out of boredom and the teacher thinks your trying have a good time. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to intending:
intending, impending, intendant, attending, tending, unending, extending, contending, unbending, intruding, interring, indenting, intendent, inventing, interning, intoning, distending, incensing, interdine, obtending, incenting.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word intending:
seize, kill, destroy, commit, steal, pursue, harm, sail, settle, retire, persuaded, yang, sell, marry, enter, shoot, capture, restore, spend, wang, stay, revenge, buy, throne, build, instead, join, return.

Words that rhyme with intending:
condescending, impending, pending, ending, trending, blending, lending, ascending, descending, attending, spending, bending, mending, tending, rending, pretending, unending, extending, vending, depending, contending, transcending, commending, offending, unbending, sending, wending, amending, defending, expending, fending, apprehending, portending, deficit spending, comprehending, recommending, friending, misspending, overspending, suspending, befriending, overextending, compensatory spending, tone ending, outspending, chen ding, depend ing, end hung, end ing, extend ing, friend hung, relending, spend ing, tien dung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe intending:
first, pure, empty, conscious, individual, transcendental, human, former, rational, perpetual, mere, effective, categorial, majesty, senior, chinese, general, stable, present, private, radical, punjab, unavoidable, meaning, active, moral, wise, responsible, short, coherent, self, corporeal, very, perceptual, usual, mental, consistent, primary, transcendent, flat, british, reasonable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective intending:
subject, emigrants, students, friends, people, settlers, englishman, act, acts, pole, mandarin, men, man, attribution, visitors, nobody, providence.

Words that sound like intending:
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