pwnage
A common mistyping of the word ownage. Some people tried to give it a legitimate definition in order to save face, and this has now become commonly accepted despite the clear origins of the word in the qwerty keyboard.
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e.g. If a football team loses 8 - 0, they are said to have been pwned, or alternatively, to have experienced PWNAGE
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Pwnage is used to decribe superiority over someone or something, usually used in internet gaming.
Pwnage is from the root "word" pwn, originated when the map designer of Warcraft was spectating a match. The player lost to a computer character, so the map designer tried to type, "You got owned," but mistyped it, saying instead, "You got pwned." In other words, the word originated from a complete and total typo.
Pwnage is from the root "word" pwn, originated when the map designer of Warcraft was spectating a match. The player lost to a computer character, so the map designer tried to type, "You got owned," but mistyped it, saying instead, "You got pwned." In other words, the word originated from a complete and total typo.
pwnage by Seiichiro Watari April 27, 2006
pWnage
A word meaning to pwn (own or totally destroy) the apposing player/team. It is used in various phrases before/during/after counter-strike games.
Let the pwnage begin!
Did you see that pwnage!
PWNAGE!!
Omfg what pwnage!!!
They have just experience pwnage.
Did you see that pwnage!
PWNAGE!!
Omfg what pwnage!!!
They have just experience pwnage.
pWnage by [JMNS] $h0rtY May 11, 2003
Pwnage
While most people (gamers or otherwise) believe this word to be a typo of the word "ownage" there is another belief that it stands for "perfect ownage" just like "pwn" is "perfectly own."
Of course, this was probably made up afterwards.
Related: Plwn, Plwnage. A build on the classic "Perfectly own" by turning it into "Perfectly Legally Own." This is important because sometimes, when one is pwned, they will become indignant and claim that cheating was involved. No cheating can exist if they were plwned, though.
Only a few documented cases have existed, mainly because they were all within a few minutes of one another. Sadly, this is not a typo, but actually a misspoken version of Pwn. The individual who spoke this' name will not be disclosed, because he/she is very close to me.
Of course, this was probably made up afterwards.
Related: Plwn, Plwnage. A build on the classic "Perfectly own" by turning it into "Perfectly Legally Own." This is important because sometimes, when one is pwned, they will become indignant and claim that cheating was involved. No cheating can exist if they were plwned, though.
Only a few documented cases have existed, mainly because they were all within a few minutes of one another. Sadly, this is not a typo, but actually a misspoken version of Pwn. The individual who spoke this' name will not be disclosed, because he/she is very close to me.
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that was uberpwnage!-Stan Marsh