by iopq October 27, 2004

1. A liquid substance with the same qualities as honey or paint.
2. Bodily emissions.
3. Short term for "ghoul" from Warcraft III
2. Bodily emissions.
3. Short term for "ghoul" from Warcraft III
by iopq December 14, 2003

lawlers is a word based on the word lawl which is a retarded way of writing lol
So it's DOUBLY retarded. Now if you spell it in all-caps, it's one of the most retarded things you can say as of now.
So it's DOUBLY retarded. Now if you spell it in all-caps, it's one of the most retarded things you can say as of now.
"LAWLERS I RITE VERI RETARDID BECAWS IT CONFUSAS PEPLZA!!22@!1@!21"
"LAWLERS ?:("
"People who say lawlers are stupid."
"LAWLERS ?:("
"People who say lawlers are stupid."
by iopq August 30, 2004

It's the best darn internet smiley there is.
To express the confusion and sadness both the question mark and the sad face was used.
It is used to express your confusion and dissatisfaction.
To express the confusion and sadness both the question mark and the sad face was used.
It is used to express your confusion and dissatisfaction.
by iopq July 08, 2004

For teh win or For the win
Basically, gamers would say "You need to make Photon Cannons for the win!"
After a while, it would become sarcastic as in "MASS HUNTS FOR TEH WIN!!!"
And later, anything would be for the win:
"OMG SPAM THAT FORUM 4TW"
Basically, gamers would say "You need to make Photon Cannons for the win!"
After a while, it would become sarcastic as in "MASS HUNTS FOR TEH WIN!!!"
And later, anything would be for the win:
"OMG SPAM THAT FORUM 4TW"
by iopq January 22, 2005

by iopq August 03, 2004

It's the comparative of gosu.
Gosu is a Korean loan word. In korean its meaning is "skilled" or "dexterous" - literally "top hand"
In gaming terms it's defined as "skilled" or "incredible" player. It's also used as an adjective. Gosuer is the comparative form of that adjective, meaning "more gosu" or "more skilled"
Gosu is a Korean loan word. In korean its meaning is "skilled" or "dexterous" - literally "top hand"
In gaming terms it's defined as "skilled" or "incredible" player. It's also used as an adjective. Gosuer is the comparative form of that adjective, meaning "more gosu" or "more skilled"
"Spirit_Moon is gosuer than I thought!"
by iopq February 17, 2005
