An individual who owns many noobs. Typically named Randy or Razor, usually able to work crossover micro and refuses to play console games. An ownager is the epitome of 1337.
by Stunt101 May 3, 2005
by Dhdjksbdb October 12, 2017
The act or state of perpetrating fierce and unholy domination against another, typically in a videogame setting, resulting in shame and embarassment for the victim and his/her family until the end of time.
"We laid down the ownage on those no0b-ass no0bz"
by ghostpigeon July 23, 2005
Player1 frags Player2 with exceptional skill.
Player1 taunts, "I just owned you Player2!"
Player3 comments, "Yeah, that was ownage."
Player1 taunts, "I just owned you Player2!"
Player3 comments, "Yeah, that was ownage."
by Seriph X September 1, 2004
Ownage (N)
Pronuciation: Oh'neh'j
Definition: The state of owning or conversely being owned. Own, meaning complete mental, physical, and strategic mastery over someone; so much so that their ancestors, descendants, and any who has even spoken to the ownee (one being owned) verbally has been shamed by how pathetic the ownee is at gaming and possibly life in general. When one is being owned the owning player or person has complete control over exactly what happens next, and know and control your every move. They decide just how long you will be allowed to squirm beneath their firm grip over your life. This word is, of course, over used to gloat and brag about the effectiveness of your technique, and the quality of your gaming. What many call ownage is usually a mere series of favorable conditions that lead you to perform greatly beyond your avergage capacity. Ownage is very rarely achieved by a non power-gamer, hacker, or clan official, as these people have a near inhuman devotion to the game, or excess of free time. This can be attributed to the lack of their father forcing them to perform manuel labor at a young age to build what is generally known as character.
Pronuciation: Oh'neh'j
Definition: The state of owning or conversely being owned. Own, meaning complete mental, physical, and strategic mastery over someone; so much so that their ancestors, descendants, and any who has even spoken to the ownee (one being owned) verbally has been shamed by how pathetic the ownee is at gaming and possibly life in general. When one is being owned the owning player or person has complete control over exactly what happens next, and know and control your every move. They decide just how long you will be allowed to squirm beneath their firm grip over your life. This word is, of course, over used to gloat and brag about the effectiveness of your technique, and the quality of your gaming. What many call ownage is usually a mere series of favorable conditions that lead you to perform greatly beyond your avergage capacity. Ownage is very rarely achieved by a non power-gamer, hacker, or clan official, as these people have a near inhuman devotion to the game, or excess of free time. This can be attributed to the lack of their father forcing them to perform manuel labor at a young age to build what is generally known as character.
He wiped out my team before we even got a shot off for 19 consecutive rounds, that was absolute ownage.
by Shift Gun September 20, 2005
by supastah May 7, 2007
(Adj.) Ownage.
Ownage is past tense for the act of "owning" an opponent in a game of skill, in wich one player dominates the other with ease.
Used as an adjective, it describes/emphasizes the greatness, or great value of something. It can also describe severity.
The word is typically used over the internet, and is most commonly abundant in the computer gaming community; Even more specifically, the Half-life and Counter strike communities.
Ownage is past tense for the act of "owning" an opponent in a game of skill, in wich one player dominates the other with ease.
Used as an adjective, it describes/emphasizes the greatness, or great value of something. It can also describe severity.
The word is typically used over the internet, and is most commonly abundant in the computer gaming community; Even more specifically, the Half-life and Counter strike communities.
- Man, that game of counter-stike we played was ownage!
- Damn, the ownage they layed down on us in that last game was pretty bad. We need to practice some more.
- Damn, the ownage they layed down on us in that last game was pretty bad. We need to practice some more.
by Russ_Conscript September 25, 2004