A combination of the words 'literally' and 'legitimately.' Typically used as a one word response to something you agree with.
Travis: I went to the store and they had no baby powder, this store is clearly terrible.
Trevor: Literogitimately, dude.
Trevor: Literogitimately, dude.
by SithLordTrevor September 25, 2024
When the action of one’s doing to prevent something ends up being the catalyst for its occurrence. For example, if I set out to save a fish, and my attempt to save the fish ends up getting the fish killed, then this is Anakin’s Paradox.
by SithLordTrevor November 04, 2019
When a team of players in a video game becomes so toxic that the team begins to eat itself away and deteriorate, and ultimately becomes weaker as a result.
by SithLordTrevor December 24, 2019
An insult that a person makes that is typically used to demean someone specifically, but inadvertently describes other people you mean no harm to. For example, a woman may insult a man for having a small dick, while her other guy friends that do in fact have small dicks painfully listen.
Trisha: OMG, this dude on Twitter RADIATES 5'5" energy!
Juan: Wait, I'm 5'4" tho...
Trisha: omg lol not you I meant this guy!!!
Juan: You realize that was a friendly fire insult, right?
Juan: Wait, I'm 5'4" tho...
Trisha: omg lol not you I meant this guy!!!
Juan: You realize that was a friendly fire insult, right?
by SithLordTrevor June 05, 2022
When a player is so clueless and bad, that it benefits him or her. Sometimes, resulting in defeating others that are skillful.
What? This guy killed me! Who nonchalantly pushes the middle of the map like that? That is a pure example of the bad player effect!
by SithLordTrevor August 07, 2018
When one hears a TikTok song and gets an erection due the the connection of the song with various women dancing sexually. One can elicit an erection from merely a song, just as Pavlov was able to do so with dogs and bells.
by SithLordTrevor January 16, 2022
When a player in a videogame uses their superior score in a certain match as the authority and a way to absolve themselves from criticism from other players.
I told John that he needed to work on his AK-47 spray in a CS:GO match, but he shrugged it off and told me that he was doing better and therefore I can't speak about his AK-47 spray. Carl and I knew this was a classic case of the scoreboard syndrome.
by SithLordTrevor November 05, 2019