Clap a writ

To issue a written warning to someone (usually when they break a rule/law)

You'd better get out of there before they clap a writ on you!

by NovaScotian-8 December 5, 2020

writ of execution

What the hot-tempered Queen of Hearts would have needed to actually chop off the heads of any of her subjects whom she happened to be displeased at.

Since the King of Hearts quietly told all of the condemned croquet-players, "you are all of you pardoned", it seems fairly doubtful that he would actually have scribed out a writ of execution in any instance, especially if it was merely because his wife the Queen wanted it so.

by QuacksO March 3, 2019

writ

its like the dyslectic cousin of wrote
it means to write something

i writ a book

by Woooowwowaaaejkja June 6, 2023

Writ

Used by idiots who don't know the word "wrote"

I writ a letter is wrong, I wrote a letter is right

by Imasmartassnot October 15, 2019

writ larging it up

1/The use of the phrase 'writ large' to pepper meetings and affect intelligence even though the user of the phrase doesn't actually know what it means and therefore doesn't use it correctly.

2/Can also be used (writ large) to describe any type of word or phrase that someone uses specifically to appear more intelligent when the use of the word or phrase is in fact used incorrectly.

Despite her law school education, which would imply she should know what the word actually means, Kim is always writ larging it up in our prison reform policy meetings.

Once again Talib Kweli catches Kanye, the "proud non-reader of books", writ larging it up as he describes himself as a genius.

by M.E.G.A. November 19, 2022

Writative

being talkative but in writing

im very writative in online conversations

by GRAYWARRIOR2732 October 9, 2017