by acohlmia October 14, 2006
A term created by computer/video game nerds used to describe flawless dominance of another in the computer and video game realm. The root word "pwn" was originally a typo of "own" because the "o" and "p" on the keyboard are right next to eachother.
PWNAGE is now an acronym that stands for: "People With No Actual Girl Experience," because most of the people that use the word are usually spending their time absorbed in the computer world and not the real world. Consequently, they don't socialize much in physical reality and therfore, don't get laid. Internet porn and excessive masturbation have become commonplace for them and removed all drive to go out and meet someone to fornicate with.
PWNAGE is now an acronym that stands for: "People With No Actual Girl Experience," because most of the people that use the word are usually spending their time absorbed in the computer world and not the real world. Consequently, they don't socialize much in physical reality and therfore, don't get laid. Internet porn and excessive masturbation have become commonplace for them and removed all drive to go out and meet someone to fornicate with.
by 8-Roper September 22, 2009
Original a mistake by someone when typing 'owning' the word has became world renowned throughout the Counter-Strike community and one might say, is slowly overtaking the use of 'ownage'.
Pwnage: Ownage, same thing.
Pwnage: Ownage, same thing.
by Sloo January 25, 2004
by Patrick J. February 13, 2004
a slang term derrived from the verb "own," meaning to appropiate or to conquer. The term implies domination or humilation of an opponent
by Triptych March 15, 2010
the act of doing amazing In a game or life-derived from the 1337 word "pwn" it was originally a misspelling. And to all of the noobs out there- its still pronounced "owned"!
by 0nhfkil January 26, 2008
Some idiot misspelled the work ownage and people quickly realize that when that it looked cool to write ownage with a P. Some people put the lame excuse of pwnage meaning "pure" ownage, but in the end it comes to some typo on the computer.
by Danisa February 7, 2005