verb, imperative - A misspelling of the imperative "give" of the verb "to give" that is now an actual word commonly used in online games like mmorpgs. The word was probably coined by a rude guy unreasonably demanding people to give him stuff and typing this out very messily. People now use this word mockingly when posing demands.
Deathkillmurder: "m8s look at this uber bow I won in lotto!"
Fotmscout: "gifv bow!!11"
Gimpmanceralt: "wow, that's a nice piece of kit. I'll give you 10 plat for it"
Fotmscout; "gifv!11!!"
Deathkillmurder: "lol"
OR
Husband: "gifv dinner"
Fotmscout: "gifv bow!!11"
Gimpmanceralt: "wow, that's a nice piece of kit. I'll give you 10 plat for it"
Fotmscout; "gifv!11!!"
Deathkillmurder: "lol"
OR
Husband: "gifv dinner"
by Bassie December 02, 2004
The word "nààb" (and later on "naab") is derived from the word n00b meaning newb, newbie or beginner in internet slang.
Etymology: on azerty keyboards the "à" is on the same key as the "0": shift+"à" gives "0".
In the heat of a squabble people sometimes miss their shift key and end up typing nààb instead of n00b. Of course these people are so l33t that there typos become new words.
Etymology: on azerty keyboards the "à" is on the same key as the "0": shift+"à" gives "0".
In the heat of a squabble people sometimes miss their shift key and end up typing nààb instead of n00b. Of course these people are so l33t that there typos become new words.
by Bassie December 01, 2004