viral 

Short for 'viral marketing'. An online marketing strategy that encourages people to pass on a marketing message. Amusing and low-budget, a good Internet viral campaign (e.g. "Jerry Tate: Office Linebacker") will get surfers forwarding the ad to all of their friends to others, giving the company great word of mouth.

"FWD: Check out this hilarious viral from Hyundai!"

viral by Jay April 14, 2004

Viral 

Viral is another word for popular. Most commonly used on the internet.

A woman jumping off a cliff, and saved by a person went viral today!

Viral by B5 Annie April 9, 2015

viral 

1. a website or video that has become instantly famous overnight via youtube or other popular media.

2. an already overused term by any group that is trying to encourage use of its facebook page or app.

Did you see that numa numa dance? It has gone viral!

Go viral by using our new app!

viral by Chessdoc March 5, 2012

viral 

-adjective
precious, rare, infrequent, one in a million kind.

- origin
Sankrit, comes from the word virala

The English word viral means "continuously duplicating," and can refer to a biological or computer virus.

That sunset scene was so viral.

viral by shnn March 21, 2010

Viral 

Viral's are really cool people. Usually wear glasses and look very handsome, girls often find it hard to lay their hands of them. Viral's are always the coolest people to be around. You're really lucky and blessed if you know a Viral.

I know a guy called Viral and he is exactly what i have described a viral as.

Viral by Hotgirlssss August 5, 2011

viral 

A trend where unremarkable bullshit ends up looking/seeming remarkable to a lot of people that seem to tolerate it.

Most things that go viral should never have been aloowed to in the first place.

viral by The Original Agahnim November 26, 2021

viral 

Shorthand for actions or a person considered infectuously and exaggeratedly crazy, messed up, insane or (when used as an insult) highly foolish.

Bro, your sister was acting viral again yesterday...

viral by Jerod C. Batte February 27, 2005