Used in place of 'me' so as to make use of periods in chats and make it more relevant.
Founded 19th Oct 2019
Founded 19th Oct 2019
Call .e
by Subro October 21, 2019
Get the .emug. 
“E”
(noun)
The name given to a very sophisticated physiological study to do with the earth and its workings. It is ussually associated with the findings of Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, Lispyjimmy, Enoch Powell, Issac Newton, Markiplier, Karl Marx, Mathima Ghandi, Adam sandler.
(Adjective)
Word used when describing someone of extreme philosphical significance.
(noun)
The name given to a very sophisticated physiological study to do with the earth and its workings. It is ussually associated with the findings of Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, Lispyjimmy, Enoch Powell, Issac Newton, Markiplier, Karl Marx, Mathima Ghandi, Adam sandler.
(Adjective)
Word used when describing someone of extreme philosphical significance.
When used as a noun:
Person 1:“Do you ever wonder if we are alone in this universe?”
Person 2:”E”
Person 1:”Very true.”
When used as an adjective:
Person 1:” So what do you think of the Youtuber Cuolossal is crazy?”
Person 2: “He is very E”
Person 1:“Do you ever wonder if we are alone in this universe?”
Person 2:”E”
Person 1:”Very true.”
When used as an adjective:
Person 1:” So what do you think of the Youtuber Cuolossal is crazy?”
Person 2: “He is very E”
by Louis Ross1sfat June 8, 2018
Get the Emug. by I’mjustbored December 13, 2021
Get the Emug. "E" is a letter in the English, German, Spanish, French, and other types of alphabets. "E" is the most frequent letter in the English language. (This includes all types of English, example: Canadian English.)
You see E's in all types of words, and names.
Examples:
"The", "They", Their".
"Emma", "Emily", "Elizabeth".
England, America, Germany.
"Beer", "Bear", "Bare".
It's extremely common due to the fact it's a vowel, and I suppose it just... is.
Even besides that, it's a popular meme in certain games.
Mainly among small children.
E can be used to describe an emotion that you cannot describe.
Examples:
You see E's in all types of words, and names.
Examples:
"The", "They", Their".
"Emma", "Emily", "Elizabeth".
England, America, Germany.
"Beer", "Bear", "Bare".
It's extremely common due to the fact it's a vowel, and I suppose it just... is.
Even besides that, it's a popular meme in certain games.
Mainly among small children.
E can be used to describe an emotion that you cannot describe.
Examples:
(Ben) "How are you doing today, Jerry?"
(Jerry) "E"
-Friend murders you in a video game-
(Friend) "HAHA, GOT YOU!"
(You) "EEEEEEEEEEEE"
-Someone gives you a gift you don't love-
(Them) "Awe, here you go! Happy birthday, you!"
(You) "...E."
-It's an English Quiz-
(LA Teacher) Today we're doing an essay, it's due next Friday. We shall be focusing on the usage of the English letter "e".
(Your Essay) :
"E is an English letter used by children and typists. You've probably used e. I don't like e. You don't, either - at least if you played the strings, mainly viola or violin. Those things screamed bloody murder, and I wish they didn't exist. However, I am using e's right now, so I suppose I'm going against what I'm saying. Anyways, back to the actual essay.
Emily elected Emma for the student presidential candidate, they were the best of enemies, so it was all equal. Emily yeeted a pencil at Emma's head because she regret giving her the spot.
Emma glared back at Emily, giving her an evil look . She glared into Emily's true-blue eyes, and then stabbed them both. Needless to say, Emily never even talked to Emma ever again, and Emma got her fine revenge."
(You got an F-, whatever that means.)
-Children-
(Creepy Uncle) "Hey there, sweetie!"
(Child) "e"
(Jerry) "E"
-Friend murders you in a video game-
(Friend) "HAHA, GOT YOU!"
(You) "EEEEEEEEEEEE"
-Someone gives you a gift you don't love-
(Them) "Awe, here you go! Happy birthday, you!"
(You) "...E."
-It's an English Quiz-
(LA Teacher) Today we're doing an essay, it's due next Friday. We shall be focusing on the usage of the English letter "e".
(Your Essay) :
"E is an English letter used by children and typists. You've probably used e. I don't like e. You don't, either - at least if you played the strings, mainly viola or violin. Those things screamed bloody murder, and I wish they didn't exist. However, I am using e's right now, so I suppose I'm going against what I'm saying. Anyways, back to the actual essay.
Emily elected Emma for the student presidential candidate, they were the best of enemies, so it was all equal. Emily yeeted a pencil at Emma's head because she regret giving her the spot.
Emma glared back at Emily, giving her an evil look . She glared into Emily's true-blue eyes, and then stabbed them both. Needless to say, Emily never even talked to Emma ever again, and Emma got her fine revenge."
(You got an F-, whatever that means.)
-Children-
(Creepy Uncle) "Hey there, sweetie!"
(Child) "e"
by Dieamond September 25, 2020
Get the Emug. 
Get the Emug.