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verbunsubbing, unsubbed, unsubsˈʌnsʌbˈənˌsəb [no object]informal Unsubscribe. you won't be spammed and you can unsub if you change your mind Example sentencesExamples - Some are angry because they have to listen to the longer reviews (some are unsubbing).
- I unsubbed last year after too many enclosures of piano recitals.
- It'd be fascinating to stop keeping up with all this: not update my sites, unsub from mailing lists, keep away from the web.
- In this way, Odeo's helpful tendrils reach out to the web and the edges blur between sites usefully, such that you can sub/unsub from podcasts in a truly distributed sense.
- So, starting today, I'll be unsubbing from one feed a day for the rest of August.
- And you're right about an "anything goes" list not necessarily being "good" - I unsubbed from their list as I found it dull at the time.
- To avoid this problem, unsub using your old address, then resubscribe with your new email address.
- But if you "complete" the game and will never play it again and unsub what's to lose?
- Yes, you should not have to unsub from something you didn't ask to get in the first place - but here again we have no choice.
nounPlural unsubs ˈʌnsʌbˈənˌsəb US informal (in police use) a person of unknown identity who is the subject of a criminal investigation. putting together these insights will help police come up with a composite picture of the unsub Example sentencesExamples - "So, if you're right, then we're looking at the same unsub for Pruitt and Stein," said Brown.
- The vic obviously let the unsub in.
- I guess until we catch our unsub we've got nothing to compare them with.
- One of the things we began saying in some of our profiles was that the unsub—the unknown subject—would drive a policelike vehicle.
- The FBI agents use their profiling and investigative skills to identify the unsub.
- The FBI in its investigation concluded that “the bloody palm print located on the passenger door would have to have been left by the unsub.”
- Unlike you, your unsub is wearing "gloves."
- "I was just giving our murderous unsub what he wants," said Kate.
- The team travels the country on their private jet aiding local law enforcement in capturing unsubs (unknown subjects) by creating profiles of the sociopaths, psychopaths, deviants and other criminal elements.
- Well, we're getting nowhere on this case on what little we have so I asked them to make a profile of our UNSUB.
- I can't tell you how many thousands and thousands of man-hours went into pursuing every lead that came in on unsub number two.
Origin1970s: abbreviation of unknown subject or unidentified subject. verbˈənˌsəb [no object]informal Unsubscribe. a month will cost you just $25 and it's easy to unsub if you decide it isn't for you Example sentencesExamples - And you're right about an "anything goes" list not necessarily being "good" - I unsubbed from their list as I found it dull at the time.
- So, starting today, I'll be unsubbing from one feed a day for the rest of August.
- In this way, Odeo's helpful tendrils reach out to the web and the edges blur between sites usefully, such that you can sub/unsub from podcasts in a truly distributed sense.
- It'd be fascinating to stop keeping up with all this: not update my sites, unsub from mailing lists, keep away from the web.
- But if you "complete" the game and will never play it again and unsub what's to lose?
- I unsubbed last year after too many enclosures of piano recitals.
- To avoid this problem, unsub using your old address, then resubscribe with your new email address.
- Some are angry because they have to listen to the longer reviews (some are unsubbing).
- Yes, you should not have to unsub from something you didn't ask to get in the first place - but here again we have no choice.
nounˈənˌsəb US informal (in police use) a person of unknown identity who is the subject of a criminal investigation. putting together these insights will help police come up with a composite picture of the unsub Example sentencesExamples - The vic obviously let the unsub in.
- "I was just giving our murderous unsub what he wants," said Kate.
- "So, if you're right, then we're looking at the same unsub for Pruitt and Stein," said Brown.
- Well, we're getting nowhere on this case on what little we have so I asked them to make a profile of our UNSUB.
- I guess until we catch our unsub we've got nothing to compare them with.
- Unlike you, your unsub is wearing "gloves."
- The FBI in its investigation concluded that “the bloody palm print located on the passenger door would have to have been left by the unsub.”
- The FBI agents use their profiling and investigative skills to identify the unsub.
- I can't tell you how many thousands and thousands of man-hours went into pursuing every lead that came in on unsub number two.
- The team travels the country on their private jet aiding local law enforcement in capturing unsubs (unknown subjects) by creating profiles of the sociopaths, psychopaths, deviants and other criminal elements.
- One of the things we began saying in some of our profiles was that the unsub—the unknown subject—would drive a policelike vehicle.
Origin1960s: abbreviation of unknown subject or unidentified subject. |