4 wr0d n00bs u53 wh3n th3y ch4t 0n the 1nt3rn3t. 5p3ll3d pwnd 0r pwned. Fr0m t3h l00z3r5 th3t br0t j00 wr0d5 5uch 4s 00ber, n00b, r0xx0rs, 4nd 1337.
1 n3v3r u53 h4ck3rsp33k, th3r3f0r3 1 n3v3r u53 pwn.
by Mark November 18, 2003
PWND - "owned"
Nerdish word created and readily used by people that get kicks out of flaming chat areas with poor spelling and/or bad typing errors. Sadly, typing "pwnd" gives them a greater sense of achievement over typing "owned".
Nerdish word created and readily used by people that get kicks out of flaming chat areas with poor spelling and/or bad typing errors. Sadly, typing "pwnd" gives them a greater sense of achievement over typing "owned".
by Keane1 April 21, 2006
A word from a "language" (used loosely)created by a bunch of internet junkies who are either too lazy to type out, or too uneducated to know how to spell actual words from the English Dictionary.
i pwnd ur @$$ l@$t nite, n00b. (note, the only "word" from that sentence that can be found in the English Dictionary is I, which is supposed to be capitalized)
by Annoyed November 04, 2004
by kolibreezer June 05, 2010
by Praetoraen August 14, 2006
To be owned by another player.
Started with Warcraft or Quake
NOT WoW.
Actually not a typo or misspelling,
at the time vowels were not a part of many game designs
that is also why it is not spelled pwnEd.
"p" looked the closest to "o" in the game so that's the reason for the switch. not a typo, or leet speak, or any reason you kids could possibly think of. Just simple improvisation.
Means to be shown up in gaming abilities
Started with Warcraft or Quake
NOT WoW.
Actually not a typo or misspelling,
at the time vowels were not a part of many game designs
that is also why it is not spelled pwnEd.
"p" looked the closest to "o" in the game so that's the reason for the switch. not a typo, or leet speak, or any reason you kids could possibly think of. Just simple improvisation.
Means to be shown up in gaming abilities
by pseudosaurous August 02, 2009
A moronic variation of "owned" (see "owned", which is equally moronic). Don't bother using it. Only losers and morons use it.
Summarily beaten, defeated..
Summarily beaten, defeated..
by hinged_elephant March 18, 2009