to Netflix
- verb
- /ˈnɛtflɪks/
- Informal
- I just want to watch some Netflix and relax.
Let's go ahead and Netflix it up HD YouTube it up.
- Let's go ahead and Netflix it up HD YouTube it up.
Examples
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I just want to go watch Netflix now because that's my life.
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Let's Netflix a movie tonight; I heard there's a great new release.
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I am going to get into bed and put on some Netflix and cuddle with Darla.
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You wanna Netflix something?
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After a long day, I love to Netflix a few episodes of my favorite show.
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On rainy days, my friends and I often Netflix classic films together.
Synonyms
See a film for fun
A long session of watching many TV episodes in one sitting
Phrasal Verbs
- Offensive
To spend time watching Netflix and relaxing, often to have a romantic or sexual evening
How Entertaining
Surface Forms
Etymology
Netflix used as a verb comes from the company name and means 'to watch films or shows on Netflix', often to relax or for fun. A helpful way to remember it is that net + flix literally gives the idea of watching 'flicks' on the 'net'.