WikiA.D.D.

The act of accessing a Wikipedia entry only to bounce endlessly around from one entry to the next and so forth without finishing one before finding a related topic link and defecting to it.

"Dude, my WikiA.D.D. kept me bouncing around between comic book entries for so long that I totally missed the entire Michel Gondry film festival."

by Thornbrow November 22, 2007

wiidow

A woman who used to have a husband or partner, but now has an oversized four-year-old who can't drag himself away from the Nintendo Wii.

"Brad hasn't taken me out since he got Mario Galaxy."
"Forget about him Janet. Come party with me and the other wiidows!"

by gsv January 17, 2008

Wiki-Swamp

when you get so lost in wikipedia that you forgot what you were searching for.

I was searching for Sociology but I ended up finding Nazi Germany. I was lost in the Wiki-Swamp.

by T_Baggin_Bandit November 19, 2011

Wiki'd

Finding relevant information on Wikipedia.

I've Wiki'd Italy and it is a country.

by vanderplonk September 26, 2007

wiki-war

Territorial wars over particular webpages on wikipedia. This happens the most when a moderator feels that a particular page is 'theirs', and they feel they know best what should be on that page. Any moderator who consistently reverts a wikipage because they don't like the data that someone adds (even if it is valid), is fueling a wiki-war.

Dude, that moderator has been waging wiki-war on the global warming page! He reverted all the information I added, for the third time!

by Ismirth May 29, 2007

Wiki Citers

1. A lazy class of Wikipedia Editors that take no time to research content, but rather vandalize a Wiki article with numerous "Citations Needed" Tags. 2. People that do not contribute in any meaningful way to Wiki profiles. 3. So-Called Editors that place "Citations Needed" tags on common info that can not be sourced. 4. Vandals.

Wiki Citers are a plaque!! It would take 5 minutes to find valid sources to backup profile content. Instead they just blanket the profiles with Citations Needed tags, instead of helping Wiki's look professional.

by the2ndflood March 3, 2008

Wiki trail

-to follow a trail of links on Wikipedia from one article to another, usually leading to an article that is completely unrelated to the original search subject.

-first used by DirtyPat while explaining to someone what he did all afternoon.

-I spent all afternoon on the wiki trail learning about interesting things.

by DirtyPat June 3, 2009