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 nonce

someone who thinks theyre proper clever cause they no the difference between spelling words.

'it's spelt *too* not *to*'
'WHO CARES! what are you some kind of word nonce?'

by Busby F. Humblebee May 18, 2020

word go

from the very beginning of sth

He has been put on probation from the word go.

by danielac83 February 11, 2008

Words With Frenzy

being able to actually finish a words with friends game in one hour.

Apparently neither of us had much else to do, because we finished a words with friends game in one hour - it was a true words with frenzy.

by playingthepart November 28, 2012

“O word?”

it’s basically like using the word oh really

person: “i got some new shoes”
other person: “O word?”

by wizzkirr March 21, 2022

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