Adj.
1.
Present on Wikipedia, preferably with a whole article devoted to the subject.
2.
Easy to research using Wikipedia alone.
1.
Present on Wikipedia, preferably with a whole article devoted to the subject.
2.
Easy to research using Wikipedia alone.
1.
A My Dad's a successful musician, you know.
B He's not Wikipediable yet though, is he?
2.
This essay question is so Wikipediable you don't have to read the book.
A My Dad's a successful musician, you know.
B He's not Wikipediable yet though, is he?
2.
This essay question is so Wikipediable you don't have to read the book.
by Orlandooo April 14, 2010
Online:
A: What time shall we meet?
B: Auo.
A: What does auo mean?
B: I don't know.
A: Then why did you say it?
B: Auo.
In person:
A: Watsup?
B: Auo :|
A: What time shall we meet?
B: Auo.
A: What does auo mean?
B: I don't know.
A: Then why did you say it?
B: Auo.
In person:
A: Watsup?
B: Auo :|
by Orlandooo June 10, 2008
by Orlandooo July 11, 2008
by Orlandooo June 11, 2008
The inverted form of A++ (which is a French way of saying "see you later"). As a result, Z-- means "hello".
by Orlandooo June 12, 2008
Can be used to replace almost any swearword in almost any context. Can also describe anything that is bad or rubbish.
Note: this CAN be found in standard dictionaries.
Note: this CAN be found in standard dictionaries.
1. Look at that snake with two heads... what the bilge?
2. What are you on about? You're talking bilge.
3. Oh bilge, I wrote some complete bilge in that exam.
4. What are you bilging doing!? You're such a bilgemonger.
2. What are you on about? You're talking bilge.
3. Oh bilge, I wrote some complete bilge in that exam.
4. What are you bilging doing!? You're such a bilgemonger.
by Orlandooo June 11, 2008