[wikipedia game]

Clicking on "random article" and going from that article to Jesus by only using the links in the text. You have to do it in 6 clicks or less, its based off of the Six Degrees of Separation and seriously if you didnt get it then you screwed up cuz its possible from everything. Also when you are taken to something that isnt specific and lists things that are more specific, then picking one of them is not a click. And if you look at the Contents box and click something, it doesnt count.

Guy: "Dude I jus got from Bethesda, Ohio to Jesus in 4 clicks in the wikipedia game!"
Other guy: "...do you want a cookie?"

by captain hoebag January 19, 2009

wikipedia it

In an argument, stating 'Wikipedia it' is the equivalent of giving someone a middle finger

Person 1: There are only 8 planets in the solar system.
Person 2: No, there are 9 planets.
Person 1: Wikipedia it!

by gundamboyzack July 18, 2007

wikipedia

Kind of like an unbiased urbandictionary.

Wikipedia.com is the reason I passed the 8th grade.

by The Sean September 13, 2005

Wikipedia Scholar

A person whose knowledge of many various topics is mainly derived from reading Wikipedia.

"Oh John, how do you know so much about everything?"
"I'm a Wikipedia scholar; I spend my free time reading Wikipedia pages."

by Man Sheck August 30, 2012

wikipedia-esque "chain of evil"

When Wikipedia (or other sites, like YouTube) draws you into clicking the next link on and on and on for hours on end. The "chain of evil" both binds you to your computer, and is fashioned by the binding of pages of the website together through the associations and similar meanings of their contents.

I've been stuck in a wikipedia-esque "chain of evil" for hours!

by Imp-poster November 18, 2014

Wikipedia

It's like UD, except you use it for school.

Wikipedia used to be a place where everyone could post information, but since a dipshit posted some false information that was really upsetting to someone else, we must all now join, to post a one sentence correction of some word we just happen to stumble upon on their site. Thank you, jackass...

by you want to know who wrote this that badly? January 10, 2006

wikipedia

The true source of all knowledge and wisdom on Earth. Just note that where it's inaccurate, it at least *definitively* inaccurate.

Wikipedia gives you more free info than you wished for before you can say "bibliography!"

by Jeffris December 28, 2005