My word

Short for upon my word.

"My word, your cycling skills border on terrifying. You most certainly need much more practice riding."

-Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire

by Light Joker June 19, 2004

One Word

The term "one word" is used in place of the term "gay," usually in Politically correct environments such as offices or family dinners. The usage of the term "gay" in this instance refers to lame situations, not someone's sexual orientation.

The term only works when the speaker and the listener are both familiar with one another's lingo.

Ernie: Hey Frankie, how was the weekend?

Frankie: Oh, it was pretty bad. My girlfriend made me watch Titanic and then she started singing along with that crappy Celine Dion song...

Ernie: One word.

Frankie: Indeed. One word.

by Pollup December 29, 2007

word owned

being owned or pwnd by a phone typing programmable dictionary such as t9word or iTap

"Dude my phone totally word owned me today."
"I totally lost that chick, because my phone word owned me."

by DiBars February 4, 2009

Word of the day

Chosen by the "moderators" of the site, this is used to promote a word or phrase. Made by the users of the site (supposedly, they could be creating alts). These definitions are often extremely biased and skewed in their own ways or generalize/stereotype an entire group. Due to their controversy, a high number of both dislikes and likes are given to the definitions, some based on trolling, others based on (sometimes objective) choices. Often moderators choose inaccurate or political ideas, for no known reason aside from promoting some agenda. Either that, or it's supposed to be the most popular word around, even though I doubt this.

Moderators: Here's the Word of the day!
The definition: LMAO these people are shit! Fuck them!
Viewers: *groan* not again

by Defintionist January 6, 2021

any word

they told meh to, so i did search up any word :P

ANY WORD....................

by DA HORNY GURL August 8, 2019

word litter

Words that do nothing for the meaning of the sentence but make the sentence longer, thereby making the speaker sound smarter, or get to talk longer.

His sentences were long and wordy, filled more with word litter (like "clearly", "certainly", "again") than with real meaning.

by snarkysparky November 11, 2009

Word Thief

Some one who tries to lay claim to someone else word, phrase or lexicon.

Hey that person is a word thief, I made up that word already, have been using it for years!

by King Wiley October 4, 2008