8 definitions by anselhelm
"Go Figure". Used less often as the meaning of gf, but shows itself occasionally, mostly via online gaming or chat.
by anselhelm May 1, 2007
Purea (say "Pure-rea") is another way of describing a "pure" character (a character with a single skill or many skills higher than their combat level) in the MMORPG "Runescape" who also happens to be pretty much a noob.
The word comes from "pure" and "urea" & the combination of the two means a "pissing pure" (where "pissing" is synonymous with words such as "blasted", "bloody", "damned", or other vulgarities.)
Please note there is a vast different between a "noob" & a "newb" / "newbie". It should also not be confused with "froob" / "fr00b" or "choob" / "ch00b", which are slighly different.
Also please note that like the word "urea", "purea" is both the singular and plural form.
The word comes from "pure" and "urea" & the combination of the two means a "pissing pure" (where "pissing" is synonymous with words such as "blasted", "bloody", "damned", or other vulgarities.)
Please note there is a vast different between a "noob" & a "newb" / "newbie". It should also not be confused with "froob" / "fr00b" or "choob" / "ch00b", which are slighly different.
Also please note that like the word "urea", "purea" is both the singular and plural form.
by anselhelm March 9, 2007
A slang word for graphics card, as in the computer component. Used by overclockers and modders the world over since it's quicker to write.
by anselhelm January 19, 2004
by anselhelm May 13, 2008
Not to be confused with wordiness, which is using more words than is necessary.
Wordliness is similar to worldliness. It is the capacity for someone to use a vast plethora of words/phrases in a sophisticated and intelligent manner, usually with far more scope than the average individual.
An individual who is wordly is someone for whom language is both a joy and an adventure. You would describe someone as wordly in the same way that you would describe other individuals as worldly. Again, be careful not to confuse wordly with wordy.
Wordliness is similar to worldliness. It is the capacity for someone to use a vast plethora of words/phrases in a sophisticated and intelligent manner, usually with far more scope than the average individual.
An individual who is wordly is someone for whom language is both a joy and an adventure. You would describe someone as wordly in the same way that you would describe other individuals as worldly. Again, be careful not to confuse wordly with wordy.
Shakespeare demonstrates far greater wordliness than the average individual; he is unthinkably wordly.
by anselhelm January 26, 2011
Lyst comes from old Norse and has started to find its way into English as another word for lust, passion or desire.
Its usage is mostly by European songsmiths (such as ATB) who employ a fluid usage of language.
As such, most people will write "lyst" as "list", not realising they've used the wrong word. This is a common problem with older words, such as "tryst", as people assume spellings rather than check against meaning.
Its usage is mostly by European songsmiths (such as ATB) who employ a fluid usage of language.
As such, most people will write "lyst" as "list", not realising they've used the wrong word. This is a common problem with older words, such as "tryst", as people assume spellings rather than check against meaning.
"Remember that wall
Where we used to hide
And the world seemed so dark and cold outside
Remember that field
Where we used to kiss
And the rain washed away our secret lyst"
lyrics from "Long Way Home" by ATB
Where we used to hide
And the world seemed so dark and cold outside
Remember that field
Where we used to kiss
And the rain washed away our secret lyst"
lyrics from "Long Way Home" by ATB
by anselhelm May 24, 2009
Adjective:
1. From a distance away.
2. Having the qualities of being quite a distance from something.
1. From a distance away.
2. Having the qualities of being quite a distance from something.
by anselhelm November 15, 2011