A fork of Rural Dictionary
titanic is a huge passenger ship that collided with an iceberg 11:40 pm at april 14 1912 on its first trip from southampton to new york, and sank 2:20 am at april 15, 2 hours and 40 minutes after the collision. it was a huge disaster, 1 500 people died. there were 2 200 passengers omboard, so 68% percent of the people died. the boat was called unsinkable, but they didnt call it that anymore after the disaster james cameron has also made a hit movie about titanic starring leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet as the main characters
person 1: i just saw the titanic movie, and i think it was great! person 2: i didnt like the movie. i think it was too long and boring. person 1: i dont think it was boring at all! oh well, we all have our opiniond person 3: im more interested about the ruins of titanic
Also usually referred to as a ship. The bond between Jack and Rose was so strong that his life was not worth living without her. So he sacrificed his life for her, and their final moments together would be treasured in her heart for as long as she lived. So when you and that someone is described as a 'titanic' or a 'ship' that means it is truly meant to be.
"You guys are like the titanic. Your such a ship."
A type of poop that, after dropping into the water of the toilet, proceeds to shoot back up and lightly touch the anus of the pooper.
Mom!! i just titanic'd a shit!
when you take a shit so big it doesnt fit in the toilet. nhalf of it is in the water and half of it is sticking out of the water.
man i just dropped of the titanic in there!
Describes something that is very large and impressive to view. However it proves dissapointing when used because it goes down soon after setting sail.
Sally: Joe's penis is Titanic. Jane: What do you mean? Sally: It's huge but he can't keep it up.
a ridiculously long, sappym love movie (that runs on for three hours) in which a very poor Leonardo Di'Caprio falls in love with a very snooty, rich, and stupid Kate Winslet.
"I'll never let go Jack, I'll never let go." (and yet she lets him go sink into the ocean because she was speaking metaphorically)