plagiarimage

Plagiarimage, to use a false picture representing yourself on a social network site.

Hey, I just added this totally hot chick to my friends list but I'm pretty sure she plagiarimaged herself.

by dtubby August 13, 2010

Playgiarism

Gaming whilst simultaneously plagiarising.

Evidence of playgiarism will result in a mark of ZERO.

by kerosene. June 5, 2022

playagiarism

When a playa steals and hacks other people's jokes without giving credit.

Person #1: Dayum! He be trippin'! That guy totally hacked a famous joke!

Person #2: Dude's trying to land the ladies and using stolen material to do so. Total playagiarism.

by lookingforacure February 11, 2014

Palgiarism

The incorrect spelling of an ACTUAL word. Often used in rushed scenarios as an attempt to sound serious, and official.

Andani Brandon Masikhwa: Dis is palgiarism.

by Grammar Nazi9613 February 8, 2010

Conversational Plagarism

When someone says something that you have previously said and tries to pass it off as their own. You either hear about it from whoever they said it to or you overhear them saying it. Can be extremely irritating, especially if you're the sort of person who dislikes making a scene and doesn't want to call them on it.

Tom: Did you know that (insert interesting fact here)?
Dick: Wow, really? That's so interesting...

LATER

Harry: Did you know that (insert same interesting fact here)
Tom: Yeah, did I tell you that?
Harry: No, Dick did. He's so interesting.
Tom: MOTHERFUCKER!! That's conversational plagarism right there...

by FreemDeem October 26, 2009

Presentational Plagarism

Stealing ideas or pictures for one's presentation without giving credit to the original source. The same as plagarism, but doing it in a presentation.

When he cited zero his sources in his speech, he committed presentational plagarism.

by Holden A. Schlong April 20, 2009

plagiarisimo

(n): A person who claims another's work, especially jokes, as their own. Usage popularized on The Simpsons when visiting italy and seeing a picture of Family Guy's Peter Griffin in an italian book of criminals.

Adam: Wow, that Andrew sure is funny.
Mike: Ya, but I like his jokes the first time I hear them... when Rod invents them.
Adam: What? They're not Andrew's own works?
Mike: Nope. He's a total plagiarisimo.

by Dark Chocolate September 18, 2006