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.
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.
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 02, 2007
the act or responding to an important conversation or a series of statements with one to three words killing a conversation or making it difficult to carry it on to a substantial or meaningful conversation
tyrael938 (22:40:10): he ows me money from other times he borrowd gas money and couldn't pay me back he realy ows me more then that but he doesn't realize it but I am not going to bring it up because I helped him with out expecting a pay back I always do but it is nice when they do but when people come to you for help you should help them and not hold it over them and make them ow you or your not realy helping them your a bank that doesnt charge interest
rawshenzu938 (22:40:37): i understand
tyrael938 (22:40:54): your one wording me
rawshenzu938 (22:40:37): i understand
tyrael938 (22:40:54): your one wording me
by tyrael938 June 02, 2010
When somebody is so unbelievably attractive that there is no way to describe how hot they truly are.
Person One: OMG did you see that picture of Jimin with black hair?? he is so fricking hot!!!
Person Two: Oh i know he is the most One Word person alive...
Person Two: Oh i know he is the most One Word person alive...
by hiiamsmall September 29, 2020
Example 1
ANDY: "So, how was the party last night? Was it worth going to and did it rock?"
TOM: "Yeah"
ANDY: "I hate it when you act like a one word IM'er.
Example 2
CHUCK: "So was that test hard? I heard that it was like the hardest test in the history of the world and stuff... I mean I think everyone failed it even Thomas that straight - A guy who never fails anything."
SAM: "Wack"
CHUCK: "Dude, you are such a one word IM'er."
ANDY: "So, how was the party last night? Was it worth going to and did it rock?"
TOM: "Yeah"
ANDY: "I hate it when you act like a one word IM'er.
Example 2
CHUCK: "So was that test hard? I heard that it was like the hardest test in the history of the world and stuff... I mean I think everyone failed it even Thomas that straight - A guy who never fails anything."
SAM: "Wack"
CHUCK: "Dude, you are such a one word IM'er."
by Christophe Graham May 11, 2006
What girls use in a text message to indicate that they are done talking to you. Usually implies that they are unhappy with you.
Classic One Word Texts:
Boy Text: "What's up?"
Girl Text: "Nothing."
Boy Text: "I see. I'm just chilling today"
Girl Text: "K"
Boy text: "Is everything ok?"
Girl Text: "Yep"
Boy Text: "What's up?"
Girl Text: "Nothing."
Boy Text: "I see. I'm just chilling today"
Girl Text: "K"
Boy text: "Is everything ok?"
Girl Text: "Yep"
by pacothejew September 07, 2011
When someone text you with one word and they act as if they dont want to talk to you and they only answer the questions giving to them without asking about you.
Texting
John:What you up to?
Lisa:nothing
John:Thats good
Lisa:Yeah
John:What you doing tonight?
Lisa:Chillin
John:That seems cool
Lisa:yeah
*Obviously Lisa is giving John the "One Word Stunna" because she dont wanna talk to him
John:What you up to?
Lisa:nothing
John:Thats good
Lisa:Yeah
John:What you doing tonight?
Lisa:Chillin
John:That seems cool
Lisa:yeah
*Obviously Lisa is giving John the "One Word Stunna" because she dont wanna talk to him
by TyLove May 18, 2009
by Howard Cook November 12, 2005