“A word” is a colloquial term used mainly within the African American church community to denote agreement with a strong message
*The pastor at a COGIC church just preached a really strong sermon*
Shanice: Girl, that was a word...the pastor went off today!
Shandra: He sure did!
Shanice: Girl, that was a word...the pastor went off today!
Shandra: He sure did!
by toowarmtohandle September 24, 2020
by I am Tara Reid's Titties May 30, 2005
This is an unformal way of speaking and is very common in the speech of children from London.
It basically means 'Exactly' , 'For real' or 'Really?'
It basically means 'Exactly' , 'For real' or 'Really?'
James: 'Nah but if you deep it, music is actually a free lesson at this point.'
Liam: 'Word, I've been saying that, anyways, I'll catch u later g'
James: 'Alright in a bit'
Liam: 'Word, I've been saying that, anyways, I'll catch u later g'
James: 'Alright in a bit'
by Englishslangforpeepswhoaredumb June 13, 2023
I can't believe you haven't heard.
Everybody's heard about the bird.
Ba-ba-ba-bird bird bird
Bird is the word...
Everybody's heard about the bird.
Ba-ba-ba-bird bird bird
Bird is the word...
by anon111112 October 21, 2008
by inkdrinker April 25, 2003
The word ass, arse, a**hole or a**ehole (a euphemism that one can use to refer to the word(s) without actually saying it).
by Matthew678 February 5, 2019
Ellen told me she was gay, I responded by saying “On word?” then she said “Yes.”
Fred said he got a tattoo, I didn’t believe him so I said “On word?” And then he showed it to me.
Stacy’s boyfriend told her he loved her. She didn’t believe him so she said “On word, you love me?” He replied with “On word.”
Fred said he got a tattoo, I didn’t believe him so I said “On word?” And then he showed it to me.
Stacy’s boyfriend told her he loved her. She didn’t believe him so she said “On word, you love me?” He replied with “On word.”
by Saculcm June 5, 2018