k-word

The k-word means killed, its often used on stan twitter to avoid your account being suspended or s-worded

She k-worded him

by sabrinacarpenterstannn April 9, 2020

New Word

A word with a definition that does not YET exist on Urban Dictionary.

Please submit a New Word to the collection of definitions.

by Za Master December 19, 2019

word on the streets

A term used to tell someone of a rumor, it can be of a positive or negative sentiment. As a negative sentiment the rumor is without a source or anonymous and gives the listener the false impression that a lot of people know of this rumor mainly because of the word "streets". as a positive sentiment the rumor is based on visual facts and declare a positive response.

Negative sentiment: "Ay, word on the streets is that wifey's been with your cousin Rome."

Positive sentiment: Hey dude, surfs up and its firing-off at the point; let's go get wet!

by seoadvisor June 28, 2010

safety word

term used in bondage play with one or more partners which lets the partners know that play needs to stop or slow down immediately. A safety word can be any word a person desires, all partners should know everyone's safety words before starting play.

Her safety word was 'ballet', I tightened my grip on her throat and watched for the movement of her lips to tell me she'd had enough.

by Dezmene May 23, 2006

word things

Word things - challenges set up by teachers and Swots and flash songwriters called wordsmiths to baffle us normal guys.

Me: Hey Donald Trump is using those word things again. Alter ego: You kiddin' Paul Kelly's writin' a song about Corona.

by McKenna from the Hall April 13, 2020

Word fart

When you are trying to talk and you keep stuttering and saying the wrong thing so you have to stop and start the sentence again

Person 1: "It's a god, gog, dog, blah blah blah (pause)... let me start over , it's a good idea"

Person 2: "that's started off as a word fart"

by mandem got mad tings June 12, 2017

The Word of the Trump

The period of time near the end of 2016, where almost all word of the days were Trump related.

Austin: Trump Stump? Dammit.
Narrator: That's when Austin realized that The Word of the Day was now...

The Word of the Trump.

by TheERECTEDpENIS December 16, 2016