When somone uses a quote from someone/something else as an update on facebook, twitter, or some other live internet feed. It is usually (although not always) a quote from a song that the quoutdater believes makes them seem deep and creative, although in reality it makes them seem like an uncreative douche that listens to too much Linkin Park.
BOB SMITH "time is a valuable thing, Watch it fly by as the pendulum swings, Watch it count down to the end of the day, The clock ticks life away"
SAM ROBERTS thinks Bob needs to do an UPDATE and not a freaking Quotedate for once.
SAM ROBERTS thinks Bob needs to do an UPDATE and not a freaking Quotedate for once.
by totallynotchris March 8, 2010

a famous movie quote or famous movie quotes are when your watching a movie and you hear a quote and like it and never forget it
FOR EXAMPLE Forrest Gump: "Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get"
OR napoleon dynamite: "get your own tots" or The Wizard Of OZ: "Toto, I've got a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore."
FOR EXAMPLE Forrest Gump: "Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get"
OR napoleon dynamite: "get your own tots" or The Wizard Of OZ: "Toto, I've got a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore."
by HexaSexaGram March 31, 2015

A phrase often used in essays for an English class that follows a quote and comes before the explanation for why the quote is relevant. English teachers hate is because it is unnecessary.
Student: "Why did I get a point off my essay?"
Teacher: "Because you said 'this quote shows', which is unneeded and interrupts the flow of your writing"
Student: "tf?"
Teacher: "Because you said 'this quote shows', which is unneeded and interrupts the flow of your writing"
Student: "tf?"
by Geckoli December 8, 2023

Larry went to the dealership to get a chump's quote only because he wanted to see his crush, Bob, one more time. Now they have been dating each other...
by nittanylion95 June 3, 2021

(Verb)
1:Repeat or copy (a group of words from a text or speech), typically with an indication that one is not the original author or speaker.
2: Give someone (the guessed price of a job or service)
(Noun)
1: A quotation from a text or speech
2: A quotation giving the guessed cost for a particular job or service
3: Mostly have quotations
1:Repeat or copy (a group of words from a text or speech), typically with an indication that one is not the original author or speaker.
2: Give someone (the guessed price of a job or service)
(Noun)
1: A quotation from a text or speech
2: A quotation giving the guessed cost for a particular job or service
3: Mostly have quotations
by John Perry January 4, 2017

by Youlittlebooty August 22, 2011

that one robot that goes beep berp in the video game cave story
he also likes to stack dogs on his head
he also likes to stack dogs on his head
by just some ordinary soup December 20, 2020
