have words with

to engage in percussive diplomacy; to strike or pummel, especially over hearsay; to initiate a physical debate

There is many a man that never ate solid food after John Wayne went to have words with them.

by Ironhide August 25, 2013

sucker word

In gambling, particularly crooked gambling, a word that "half-smart" people (i.e. those who know a little about the culture, but think they are well informed) use.

"Readers", used to describe marked cards, is generally considered a sucker word.

by Chris V January 20, 2006

word snipe

to use conscise words to kill someone's arguement as if by a sniper's rifle

Billy: OMG dude! Did you see Barack Obama try to assassinate Hillary Clinton's POV in the debate last night?

Sally: Hellz yea! Hillary really dodged the bullet on that one... She almost got word sniped!

by N-licious April 9, 2008

Greg-Word

The act of calling someone or one's self the N word. Most of the time with a hard R.

Hey look at that long necked Greg-word over there. He chokes on his toothbrush I bet.

by The boss bros July 9, 2022

one word

Thank you.

Kevin Rudd: "i have one word to say, thank you."

by eimineko January 27, 2010

spoken word

The spoken word is generally done by overweight white chicks whose parents spent a small fortune to send them to art school so they can learn more techniques to offend people using performance art as a cover. It is shit.

I went to see XYZ Experimental Theatre last night, and Jennie performed the spoken word. Once my ears stopped bleeding, I really got into the performance.

by Corioscopy October 8, 2004

E-Word

Euphemism for the popular online slang term "Epic", a word that is often used in alt-right circles.

"Jerome was grounded by his mom for atleast a month after that incident with his feminist aunt"

"Oh my, really? What did he do?"

"He used the E-Word"

by HighFunctioningLobotomite January 28, 2019