Language-rape

Language rape is the mis-spelling of phrases or usage of incorrect grammar that is so bad that it can be considered to be a form of violation of said language. The phrase may be used in a variety of contexts, such as a facebook post that is unreadable or even the deliberate warping of language for political purposes, most notably the feminist inventions: "womyn", "wimmin" e.t.c.

Raving feminist: "womyn have been oppressed for so many years, but things will change!"
Joe Public: "I know you were raped as a child, explaining your hatred of men, but does that mean you have to commit language-rape in revenge?"

by John1001 September 4, 2013

Alien language

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by anonymous September 15, 2020

learning a new language

when you are learning a new language, you are working on a new piece of ass.

Fundo's girlfriend told him that she was learning a new language, so Fundo decided to choke a bitch.

by authOOr June 27, 2006

what the f- i’m sorry for my language but what the f is this

for when you see a bloody mcdonald’s burger

*opens mcdonald’s burger wrapper”
“what the f- i’m sorry for my language but what the f is this”

by lucyiscoo1 May 6, 2021

Language!

A word used by BadBoyHalo when someone swears at them or at someone else or something.

Someone: "FUCK YOU! YOU LITTLE PIECE OF SHIT!"

BadBoyHalo: "OH MY GOODNESS, LANGUAGE!"

by explainerer February 14, 2021

Language Artist

Someone who is really good at making definitions.

That John made so many definitions! He must be a language artist!

by NexusCubed February 1, 2021

language ideology

„sets of beliefs about language articulated by users as a rationalization or justification of perceived language structure and use (Silverstein 1979: 193)"

Source: Silverstein, Michael (1979). Language Structure and Linguistic Ideology. In : R. Cline, W. Hanks und C. Hofbauer (Hg.), The Elements: A Parasession on Linguistic Units and Levels 193‐247. Chicago: Chicago Linguistic Society.

language ideology: The belief, that there is only ONE correct meaning of a word, is the product of language ideologies.

by milezmauli January 31, 2022