word keel

A word keel is a set of periods arranged in Microsoft Word to be counted as words and is coloured white to be hidden. When a student or employee wants to cheat on a digital report or paper they type ". . . . . . . ." for however long they need to reach the word requirement and change the colour to white so they cannot be seen on the document. Most bosses and teachers don't manually check word counts thus making word keels an effective trick.

he was supposed to have a thousand words in his paper but he had a pretty big word keel, about 200 I think.

by Grav Tristen March 3, 2019

Word of the day

A definition of a word that Urban Dictionary puts on their main page.

Why hasn't there been a word of the day for the last 6 days?

by PenguinedPsyduck0xq0 March 12, 2021

Word on the screen

The equivalent of “word on the street” but, a rumor or piece of information currently being circulated on the internet.

Word on the screen is, Obama is demanding to see Trump’s elementary school diploma.

by Wordonthescreen March 9, 2019

catch word

A catch phrase but only one word.

Justin: Fun
Me: Don’t steal my catch word

by Skinnylegendmeadow April 6, 2019

word-alliteration

Term that describes a situation where you unkowingly trap yourself in a sentence where your only option is to say the same word that you aready said earlier in the sentence, making you sound like a goddamn moron.

Grandparent: "So what do you study these days?"
Middle Eastern Studies Major: "Well, I study... Middle Eastern Studies"
Grandma: "Nice word-alliteration, jackass."

by pornomancer July 30, 2010

four words

a warning before you bitch someone out for touching your shit.

"four words- DONT TOUCH. MY SHIT."

or more specific
"four words- DONT TOUCH. MY PHONE."
"four words- BACK THE FUCK UP."

by moderndreamer March 18, 2009

word bomb

When someone writes a ridiculous response long to something that could be answered or commented with a few words.

B: "A did not clean the dust off the desk!"

A: "I had not the time to do it yet"
B: *long answer why it is ethically not acceptable and whatsoever happened or could happen because of it*
A or C: "dropping a word bomb again hum?"

by yatqua July 2, 2017