wikipedia'd

verb (past tense)

To have found the answer behind anything.

Yea, I wikipedia'd that shit.

by BigBoyBaller17 December 26, 2008

Wikipedance

The force that resists the importation of knowledge into a wiki, with especial reference to Wikipedia.

The wikipedance of a wiki channel varies as the ratio of the effective electuremotive force to the effective current of communication.

by Jonny Cache May 29, 2007

Wikipedi-Odyssey

A wikipedi-odyssey is when, while reading a page on Wikipedia for any reason, you come across a linked word you are curious about and click on it, then on that new Wikipedia page you click on another link, and so on and so on until you realize you have spent several hours on Wikipedia. Sometimes referred to as a "wiki-quest".

Friday I was reading an article about the Higgs boson on Wikipedia and I clicked a link for the Large Hadron Collider, before I knew it I was on an afternoon long wikipedi-odyssey.

by Cpt. BAM January 22, 2011

wikipedia rule of google

Anytime you google anything one of the first 10 hits will always be the wikipedia article about it.

I typed 'google' into google and the 3rd hit was the article on google at wikipedia, thus demonstrating the wikipedia rule of google.

by rustyshackleford November 2, 2007

Wikipedia Warrior

Someone who has no knowledge of a subject so he/she goes on Wikipedia and gets info that may or may not be true because anybody cant post on Wikipedia

''Joe stop fronting,I know you just looked that up you Wikipedia Warrior''

by Infamous BK-BIG-JAY September 26, 2008

wikipedia

An free, online encyclopedia that is a hundred miles long and only one inch deep.

Did you know that a good chunk of what some read on wikipedia isnt true? Just some knucklehead writing what he HE thinks...

by Foobalicous November 10, 2008

wikipedia

Online open text encyclopedia, the quality of whose articles varies widely because the quality of the contributors varies widely. A large number of its two hundred billion trillion articles consist of recycled news releases, wishful thinking masquerading as fact, axe-grinding, and hobbyhorse-riding. On the other hand, some sections include many articles written by people who know what they're talking about.

If you like an encyclopedia which provides hundreds of articles about Canadian television shows, you'll love Wikipedia!

by PBrain June 30, 2004