word in a cup

The whole truth; truth that is larger than reality, and it often very deep in meaning.

Did you see his hit tonight? That guy's the deal...Word in a cup!

by Almer83 March 20, 2017

Word jousting

Another word for argument

Nathan and jorden were inside word jousting

by Savagemotherfucker July 1, 2017

Word Cookies

It's a game, download it from the app store fool.

"Want to play Word Cookies with me?"

by Clorox-Bleach April 20, 2018

scrabble word

An impressively obscure and scholarly-sounding word, which might earn high points in a game of Scrabble, but is inappropriate in almost any natural discussion. Typical in Internet comment sections, typed by someone with an English or Liberal Arts degree, or no degree at all.

"Well TonystarkMCU94, 'jejune' and 'profligacy' are some nice scrabble words, but nothing in you post mentions anything relevant to the topic about branches of government or the ongoing budget crisis. Try reading a book, not a thesaurus"

by dc89 November 16, 2017

word-direct

The fact that the words individuals hear or read control the ways they think, feel, and act.

Human beings are directed by the words they hear or read, and also greatly influenced by the ways their parents, the members of their family, friends, neighbors, classmates behave, and by other role models, all of whom—intentionally or not—by example, intentionally or not, get others to do or not do the things they do. So, I am writing the lyrics to a song to word-direct as many people as possible.

by but for April 20, 2018

The bj words

The bj words are a group of words that mean different things.
Giving head means being mean to someone

Giving oral means to be nice
A rim job is where you fight

Rahh she kept giving me head last night I just wanted to bang innit
The bj words

by Cunt slayer69 November 28, 2017

word therapy

Healing oneself by working with words and letting them order and clarify the way one feels, thinks, and acts.

After a major television network offered to interview me, but then cancel the interview, that series of events first raised but then lowered my self-concept, confused me, made me feel powerless—even helpless, but not hopeless.

Soon after I started to edit the index of a book I'm writing, I began to feel increasingly better.

Working with words balanced my emotions and allowed me to feel, think, and act correctly again. I call that word therapy.

by but for March 8, 2018