reversed word

If you were to take a word and switch it around, the new word is called a reversed word.

an example of a reversed word is when Shakespear uses the word "upfill" as opposed to "fill up", in Romeo and Juliet.

by ohohohohohohohohohohh November 5, 2010

Burp word

A burp word is the word your prefer to say when burping.

Banana Girl: 'Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeast! Excuse me.'

Captain Ferk: 'You ming.'

Banana Girl: 'Sniff my burp word. Oh yez.'

by Captain Ferk December 9, 2008

word b

word= a single syllable response referring to the situation at hand, often in agreement, sometimes in a "lets agree to usually " mentality. sometimes used as a greeting

B= referring to an individual, or entity to whom you are speaking to or of.

person 1 "what up dude?" person 2 "word b"

or

person 1 "that game was cool." person 2 "word b"

by b1llgo4t January 5, 2008

what word

Use for confusion

Josh:think of a word any word
Michelle:what word?

by pabrack September 5, 2016

word jacker

When you define a word on the Urban Dictionary and then a few days later someone else defines the same word in a slightly different way and then gets the votes for it.

My friends and I have a new funny phrase so I checked to see if someone had posted it on the Urban Dictionary. It had not been heard of yet so I posted it on Urban Dictionary to see the reaction it would get.

A few weeks later I signed in to check the votes on my phrase and found out that only a few days after I had posted it, someone posted the same phrase as I had thus stealing my word and my fun. I hate word jackers

Thanks you uncreative dickheads, think of something yourself and stop stealing our ideas.

by bw120588 December 9, 2010

Word Of The Day

this isn’t a definition but what’s up with the same words being on the word of the day for the past month... like nothing has changed since august and it’s september now.

word of the day blah blah blah

by P00P0022 September 17, 2020

New Word

Something that 1 and a half-year-olds say every day, but no one is smart enough to document them or assign meaning.

Wow, did Billy just say a New Word?

Yeah, it sounded like, "gibpherligh"

by Turdmeister69 April 1, 2020