:S

Confusion

:S Where is my mouth?

by Bastardized Bottomburp March 18, 2003

/s

Indicates the presence of sarcasm.

Man, I wish George Bush could take another 4 years, especially after his work on torture- who'd have thought such a fair and moral decision could have been made?

/s

by thisshouldbeeasier April 16, 2008

/s

Known as the sarcasm switch, this is used to indicate that the previous statement was used ironically.

I love murder /s

by Cezico April 23, 2020

's

How the grammatically-challenged make a noun plural.

Look at all these definition's.

by Ollie the Dog December 28, 2003

%s

What you get when you click the Urban Dictionary quick search found in the firefox bookmarks. Check out your bookmark manager, and it'll tell you how to use it, They are just pointing it out to you. If you type "slang " and then whatever you want after the space, it will search that in urban dictionary.

Type into the address bar "slang whut" does not work in Internet explorer.

by Scott November 6, 2004

s/

Originates from the SED and subsequently the Perl construct for a regular expression substitution: s/REGEXP/SUBST/ will replace whatever matches REGEXP with SUBST. Commonly used in chat contexts by people with a Unix background and/or wannabe hax0rs to either correct their own previous typoes, or change the meaning of somebody else's statement.

Many people also tend to drop the final slash, either because they're lazy or because they don't really know where that expression comes from.

A: trance music sucks
B: s/sucks/rules/

by DJMoses May 27, 2009

s'

a contraction for "it is" one step further than "it's"

s'good = it's good
"hey, did you hear Phil's new album? s'good."

by smerganf kokcl February 24, 2009