Plagiarize 

to steal someone else's work or idea without permission in order to lesser their amount of work.

You should never plagiarize because you could go to jail for it.

Plagiarize by Millenidumb March 16, 2017

Plagiarize 

to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own; to be a crummy bastard.

Shae, this is the second time this month I've caught you trying plagiarize material. Stop being such a crummy bastard and do your own work!

Plagiarize by WOLFMOTH3R January 4, 2009

plagiarize 

stealing but fancy

Students often plagiarize stuff on their school work

plagiarize by Cringo_ May 31, 2021

Urban plagiarism 

When Urban dictionary doesn't publish your definition, but posts it the next day writtem by someone else, word for word.

Your word wasnot published.
Next day. your word and definition is Word of the day, just posted by someone else.
Urban plagiarism.

Urban plagiarism by HbBrisley July 9, 2020

plagiarism 

stealing ideas or actual passages from someone else's work and pretending they are your own

When writing an article attacking plagiarism, do not copy from someone else's work.

plagiarism by yorrick hunt January 23, 2008

Patchwork Plagiarism 

Plagiarism scandals involving “authors” stealing from multiple works and patching them together to take credit for a new and complete story.

Shey Stahl plagiarized several Twilight Fanfiction stories including Dusty and used patchwork plagiarism to write 'For the Summer' and probably all of her other books.

Patchwork Plagiarism by TwiCharmed September 24, 2013

social plagiarism 

When one uses a story/saying/information/anecdote that they recieved or overheard from another individual they know and they do not cite the source. In turn, implying that they themselves are the original source of information.

Maegan tells Leann that she talked to the band about their performance date change in Santa Cruz.
Later that evening, Leann tells a group of mutual friends that the performance date has been changed, without citing/acknowledging where she originally obtained this information. In turn, implying she spoke to the band herself, which could be construed to some as lying.
Thus, Leann commited social plagiarism.

social plagiarism by Mae Mae January 6, 2008