word to blood

For real. Being Serious. Keeping it real or 100. Could even be interpreted as a query.

Guy 1: You fuck that girl?
Guy 2: Word to blood slime, you already know!
or
Guy 1: Word to blood you finessed that nigga out a bag?
Guy 2: Hell yeah. I stay flexin, finessin and chasing a check.

by seanwall November 26, 2014

define a word

that button on the side(with the plus sign) to create a word.
Usually takes the Urban Dictionary team to take a few hours until they say "yay" or "nay" for your created word.

Hey, have you clicked on that "define a word" button yet?
Nah, I haven't decided whether to create new words or not.
Jirale.

by ThatUrbanNinja6969 February 13, 2018

word mug

Mugs that Urban Dictionary sells with a word of your choice on it

Me: is scrolling thru urban dictonary and clicks on a definition
Word Mug ad: Get a abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz mug for your coworker Bob!
Me: closes tab

by bobthechez May 28, 2018

Word to Eli

Term used by New Yorkers that are also football fans of the New York Giants and Eli Manning. It is used to express emphasis or belief in something.

Cal: Yo Patrick.
Patrick: what's good good fam?
Cal: Yo, I'm mad hungry man. Word to Eli.

Patrick: Yo, Word to Eli, I could go for some grubb too.

by tical24 January 22, 2012

Word of the Day

An annoying definition which sits on the front page for many days in a row.

You know this website has become completely broken when the same definition is word of the day for more than 7 days - it should definitely be renamed "word of the week" instead.

by Moroccobama September 11, 2020

Any word...

Don't be a smartass. You know what the search bar meant.

Urban Dictionary: Type Any word...

by Pepe The Boi January 03, 2018

Word Life, Word Death

A call-and-response used as a greeting, toast, or affirmation

Word life, word death

Party #1 Offers dap: "Word life"
Party #2 dapping back: "Word death"

Host raising glass in toast: "Word life"
Party: "Word death"

Party#1: "Word life?" Do you understand?
Party #2: "Word death." I understand.

by Curtis Meyer March 13, 2008