Moon literature

Novels that include alchemy, shadow science or (often dark) magic.

"What kind of books you like to read?"

"I love moon literature!"

by Auroraborealizz June 4, 2022

literature class

The same fuckin class as English!!!! But you read. THATS FUCKIN IT!

You- “We have literature class next period”

Me- “I am gonna end it!”

by Dimtiilwyadimtnicdadihtsidoye January 16, 2025

Ghetto Literature

Graffiti - Usually poorly drawn, worn down graffiti in bad neighborhoods.

I can't help but inquire the future social implications derived from that ghetto literature.

by sp00kyspac October 15, 2016

Common literature

1. A thing that certain people consider "very scary" when used by one who's typing is all over the place, usually very poor grammar, capitalization, spelling, and more, then suddenly changes to the proper way of typing/writing.

2. Obviously learned in many of your English classes, assuming you didn't skip.

3. Very rare. Just rare. Like, "discovered yesterday and it was scary as fuck," rare.

"What? I simply decided to use common literature properly to do better with English. It's not like the world is ending." "YOUR TYPING NORMAL AND IT'S SCARY" "You're, not your. Your is ta-" "SHUT-"

by Discord's Personal Satan January 6, 2021

Literature

1) A subject that you'll learn in school.
2) A form of torture, causing permanent damage, going on for 12 years
3) 25-page essay

- Yo dawg did you finish that 25-page essay?
- what essay?
- That one on why Literature sucks
- Fuck it. Im finished

by Nomias December 18, 2023

Literaturely

British slang (involving people)

*John cena breast milking a cat into a babies mouth*

The cat: “you’re are breast milking my cat breasts”

John: “*drumstrick commercial moment* Oi mate lemme bum a fag off yee nan”

me nan: “literaturely minging”

by Doomguy44 July 13, 2025

Literaturely

Relating to a literary work. As used in the phrase figuratively and literaturely coined by author Deborah Joan Jones in her poem titled, Lit.

I felt the torment of the poem both figuratively and literaturely.

by Bee Sixx May 24, 2021