Category of words and phrases listed in Urban Dictionary which are particularly crude, rude, obnoxious, offensive or foul.
Joe: Hey, Geoff, did you read that Dirty Sanchez definition in the Urban Sicktionary?
Geoff: Yeah man, that is just nasty.
Geoff: Yeah man, that is just nasty.
by coal6 July 14, 2010
Get the Urban Sicktionarymug. Teacher:"That word doesn't exist Jhonny!"
Jhonny:" Protip douchechill: I'm an Urban Poet, so eat humble pie!"
Jhonny:" Protip douchechill: I'm an Urban Poet, so eat humble pie!"
by Skyjuice December 30, 2008
Get the Urban Poetmug. When an UD submission bounces around in limbo for months, receiving exactly as many approvals as disapprovals.
Dude: Where's that cool word you made up? Rejected?
Dude 2: No, it's still bouncing around in urban purgatory.
Dude 2: No, it's still bouncing around in urban purgatory.
by TreeWeezel May 9, 2011
Get the urban purgatorymug. The site that you are on now. It is used to find the meanings of various terms - usually slang - that are (and have been) used in our world, but are not listed in regular dictionaries.
When browsing and searching Urban Dictionary, it is best to keep to terms/slang only. It is better if one does not look up/research video games, people, companies, organizations, tv shows, etc. on UD because doing so is usually a waste of time. Many of the definitions for the aforementioned things often start out as definitions, but then eventually twist into opinions, and usually moronic ones at that. Not only do those opinions waste time, but some are particularly painful to read due to extreme idiocy. But also, they can lead someone naive and unknowning of the subject in question to have a corrupted vision of it. Thus, spawning even more idiotic 'tards.
Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org) is probably a better website if you want to research or find more about a company, organization, etc. It has stricter policies overall, and less intelligent (stupid), biased and informal entries are usually removed or edited.
When browsing and searching Urban Dictionary, it is best to keep to terms/slang only. It is better if one does not look up/research video games, people, companies, organizations, tv shows, etc. on UD because doing so is usually a waste of time. Many of the definitions for the aforementioned things often start out as definitions, but then eventually twist into opinions, and usually moronic ones at that. Not only do those opinions waste time, but some are particularly painful to read due to extreme idiocy. But also, they can lead someone naive and unknowning of the subject in question to have a corrupted vision of it. Thus, spawning even more idiotic 'tards.
Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org) is probably a better website if you want to research or find more about a company, organization, etc. It has stricter policies overall, and less intelligent (stupid), biased and informal entries are usually removed or edited.
"I have no idea what the hell that word means... I should see if it's on that Urban Dictionary site."
Good use of Urban Dictionary:
"Person 1: You stupid dillhole.
Person 2: ... what the hell? Off to Urban Dictionary!"
Reasoning: Person 2, who possesses at least a bit of intelligence, realizes that (s)he was insulted, but obviously doesn't know what a dillhole is. So, having some dignity, (s)he goes to find out just what (s)he was just called, probably only to look stupid after.
Bad use of Urban Dictionary:
"Person 1: Huh? Who the hell is Fall Out Boy? Is My Chemical Romance toxic? What in the world is Nintendo? ... off to Urban Dictionary!"
Reasoning: Each of the three above subjects have (repulsive, disgusting, and horrible) 'definitions' that either say it sucks, or it's awesome, or whatever. Although Person 1 can get an idea of what it is, they probably won't get a LOT of useful information in the end.
(note: smart people would have realized that this definition is a biased opinion itself. :P)
Good use of Urban Dictionary:
"Person 1: You stupid dillhole.
Person 2: ... what the hell? Off to Urban Dictionary!"
Reasoning: Person 2, who possesses at least a bit of intelligence, realizes that (s)he was insulted, but obviously doesn't know what a dillhole is. So, having some dignity, (s)he goes to find out just what (s)he was just called, probably only to look stupid after.
Bad use of Urban Dictionary:
"Person 1: Huh? Who the hell is Fall Out Boy? Is My Chemical Romance toxic? What in the world is Nintendo? ... off to Urban Dictionary!"
Reasoning: Each of the three above subjects have (repulsive, disgusting, and horrible) 'definitions' that either say it sucks, or it's awesome, or whatever. Although Person 1 can get an idea of what it is, they probably won't get a LOT of useful information in the end.
(note: smart people would have realized that this definition is a biased opinion itself. :P)
by ajyle September 1, 2008
Get the urban dictionarymug. 1: an apocryphal story or tale which presents falsehoods as truth in order to frighten or warn the listener
Excludes: so-called "political urban legends".
Excludes: so-called "political urban legends".
My sister went to Tijuana and bought a Chihuahua but it turned out to be a rat - I thought that urban legend was false.
by Even Greater Debater November 8, 2010
Get the urban legendmug. "the crocodile hunter was friendly as well as informational"-Katt Williams
the word "informational" in this phrase is an example of urban sophistication
the word "informational" in this phrase is an example of urban sophistication
by Joey Lamb January 11, 2008
Get the urban sophisticationmug. Adjective- the anger you get when none of the words you try to put on urbandictionary.com get accepted.
John: Yo did you put that word on urbandictionary yet?
Frank: Yeah but they didn't accept it. Now I'm full of urban rage.
Frank: Yeah but they didn't accept it. Now I'm full of urban rage.
by Joevin420 January 2, 2008
Get the urban ragemug.