1337

A form of language used in online gaming by retarded people who really don't know how to spell.

1 R 50 1337!
0/\/\6 1 |-|45 0\/\//\/3D UR F413!
LOLOLOLOLOL

How many normal people care to understand that? Or how was it ever cool to type like this?

by nubbleZ May 16, 2009

1337

see my definition for webonics:
a=4
b=13
c=
d=|)or )
e=3
f=f
g=9
h=(-) or |-|
i=1 or ! or |
j=;
k=|( or -(
l=1 or ! or |
m=|\/|
n=|\|
o=0
p=p
q=q
r=12
s=5
t=7
u=|_|
v=\/
w=\/\/
x=><
y=¥
z=2

an example of a 1337 phrase:
(-)3!!0, 1 4|\/| 7¥p1|\|9 4 )3f1|\|1710|\| 0|\| |_|12134|\|)1710|\|412¥ !13( 4|\| 42|\|

Translation: Hello, I am typing a definition on urbandictionary liek an azn

by this website is ruined August 28, 2008

1337

Just plain scary that so many people can define this and be able to actually understand. Maybe even go so far as to call it a language.

The 1337 people are fuxxin freaks!!!!

by Age July 23, 2006

1337

Elite. Originated among AOL users who believed that downloading an AOL-hack program made them 1337 h4xx0r d00dZ (elite hacker dudes), and that they were so cool they needed to talk in "code". This resulted in a "language" known variously as h4xX0r353, 13375p33k, 14M3r353, or simply 1337. It is characterized by mispelled words, random capitalization, excessive use of eclamation points, and, wherever possible, numbers in the place of letters. No genuine hacker would be caught dead typing in this manner, except possibly to mock the idiots who actually use it.

d00d 3y3 4m 50 1337!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111

by Shinigami July 23, 2006

1337

1. A quantity or amount, number
2. A language used in online gaming

1. I have $1337.00 in the bank.
2. I 0wn j00 n00b! Who'z 1337 N0W??

by BlackAttack(TheAfricanAssault) July 23, 2006

1337

Known as leet or elite. Internet talk using improper grammar intentionally.
Lol j00 suxXorzz is an example of it meaning basically you suck

I am 1337 no one can stop me.
j00 k3n7 hand31 teh 1337 s34k!!!2111!!1!!!

by Lol i em teh hotness July 23, 2006

1337

one thousand three hundred and thirty seven

anyone who actually calls themselves '1337' probably spends 1337 hours a year on their computer hacking people. well not actually hacking just using hacking programs on people.

by wellsey July 23, 2006