A place where little pre teens look up words beccause they want to look hip and know what every slang word means.
Rob: You're such a poseur, you fake punk rocker.
Tiff: NUH UH! URBANDICTIONARY TOLD ME PUNK IS AVRIL LAVIGNE!!
Rob: Douche bag...
Tiff: NUH UH!! -runs off to check urban dictionary for definition on Douche bag, and indeed realizes she is one.-
Tiff: NUH UH! URBANDICTIONARY TOLD ME PUNK IS AVRIL LAVIGNE!!
Rob: Douche bag...
Tiff: NUH UH!! -runs off to check urban dictionary for definition on Douche bag, and indeed realizes she is one.-
by manthurr. November 01, 2006

A dictionary for the slang.
by John Doe November 01, 2006

by Numberonejrio October 17, 2008

dude1-wheres a place i can find new slang or terminology that no one else knows, to further myself in the popularity poll?
dude2- urbandictionary
dude2- urbandictionary
by zaq101 November 01, 2006

Urban Dictionary is an online dictionary whose definitions are contributed by users. Most words featured on Urban Dictionary are slang, particularly ambiguous slang. A paper version of the dictionary has been published in 2005.
by P. redeckis November 01, 2006

The best on the Web!
This dictionary is an on-line, user-collaborative, open-editing slanguage dictionary that lets you submit your lamer-than-thou definitions and tag those defs to others (complete with sound and pics), in a cool and "fularious" way, you cannot find anywhere else on the I-Way! Heh, lame? Maybe...but hella fun!
It's "your world"...define it! Dig the lix peop!
This dictionary is an on-line, user-collaborative, open-editing slanguage dictionary that lets you submit your lamer-than-thou definitions and tag those defs to others (complete with sound and pics), in a cool and "fularious" way, you cannot find anywhere else on the I-Way! Heh, lame? Maybe...but hella fun!
It's "your world"...define it! Dig the lix peop!
UrbanDictionary is for word junkies, wordaholics, wordmasters, wordmeisters, wordinistas, word nerds, wordsimths, word/phrasemongers, language-watchers, languagizers, langdroppers, langwizards, linguanauts, linguacentrics, linguomanicas, linguisticists, linguisticians, lingoers, verbivores, verbologists, verbificators, verbificients, vocabularians, phonotacticians, fablinguists, logotechnicians, logologists, logophiles, logolepts, etymomaniacs, entymologists, glottomaniacs, acronomainacs/ acronymphomanicas, bombilogophiles, grammarchists, jargonauts, neologoists, neologicians, leximanes, leximavens, lexicuriouses, lexiconnoisseurs, dictaddicteds, dictionarexics, derds (dictionary nerds)... full to hilt with Nenglish (New English), buzzwords/ buzzphrases/ buzzonyms, fuzzwords, stuntwords, noncewords, playwords, ghostwords, awkwords, unwords, drunkwords, junkwords, pseudowords, pseudologies/ pseudologisms/ cryptopseudologisms, neologisms, tubercolloquialisms, slanguage/ slanguistics, scatolinguistics, Bestiary English/ foulese, ebonics (a.k.a Ubonics 'Urban Black phonotics'/ Ebony phonitics or African American Vernacular English or AAVE), Jewbonics/ Hibernics/ hebonics, Bubbonics/ Bubbanese, slurvian/ slurds (slurwords), stringwords/ chainwords/ antwords (or collectively 'agglutinative words'), Manglish (mangled English), scramblish (scarmbled English), Weblish/ Egnet/ Netois/ Internetese/ webonics (sometimes called 'dweebonics'!)/ Techlish/ Txtlish/ Textlish/ textspeak/ IMlish/ Imglish / Netspeak, webswev ('web-siginficantly watered-English verbosity'), typo slang/ typologisms/ typegasms/ random typing, eggcorns, croms ('cromulents' or Simpsonisms/ Homerisms), jokelang, Sniglets (also, 'snigglets'), daffynitions/ goffynitions, lexicomics, laxicons, lexiles (or 'impactful ignorants'), Lexcrecons, lexcrement, confusage, self-coinages/-coins, autocoinages/ writos, encryptlish, backwordslang/ backwordsings/ relex/ dislipisa, eye dialects, camouflanguage/ grammouflanguage/ grammar slack, lexicofabricogaphy, conlang (or 'constructed language')/ fauxlang/ fablang/ evolang/ englang, codelang, neography (or 'model languages'), pubilect, sociolect, familylect, teenspeak/ teenlang, Popney/ Mockney/ Tikkney/ Rhyming slang, politonics/ Newspeak/ doublespeak/ euphemes, generonyms, acronyms ('abbreviated coded endetion of name, yielding meaning' or FASGROLIA: fast-growing language of initilasims and acronyms)/ stackronyms, nerbs ('noun-verbs'), ...
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by hammer---;, hytham March 28, 2007

by Fangirl429 January 08, 2014
