Word City

Of or in like of the place or idea where everything is good.

That concert was word city!: i.e. awesome!

Awwwwww shit we gonna get some beers! Word City!

by eurometh June 21, 2010

Word Emergency

When you can't remember or find the word/name you want to say and begin to panic.

Steve: How'd the interview go?
Todd; Not well...
Steve: Why?
Todd: They asked me what qualities I could bring to the job and I had a word emergency.
Steve: Tough Beens

by WhoriskeyBob October 15, 2009

red words

Words that are spoken -- by a woman -- during the period of her monthly menses. These could be insults, jibes, jabs, or digs of a personal or spiritual nature.
Inspired by the "Red Wedding" which was also chaotic, bloody, confusing, nonsensical, and unfair.)

"My girlfriend and I got into a big fight and she tore into me. After we calmed, she told me they were simply red words and she didn't mean them."

by axelfear October 12, 2015

japanese words

the best language in the whole world like do you wanna see my opai

senpai: lemme see them opai
me: omg yesss ofc i love japanese words

by daddysenpai299 March 29, 2021

Word shart

When you think you're about to say something and you say something else entirely.

If you keep acting like a fool when you're pregnant you're gonna end up with a cancer baby. Oh - I meant to say challenged. Sorry about the word shart.

by Conway Titty squared May 28, 2013

words with no definition

find them in urban dictionary

find these words with no definition, c'mon.

by 420blzItM8 October 06, 2015

word sauce

Developed from the use of "word" as a response with essentially unmatched versatility in meaning. Illustrates the users inability to convey his or her reaction to another's statement in a reasonable period of time; thus, emitting such varying responses simultaneously would result in a nonsensical conglomerate of noise, much like ingredients mixed into a concoction of some form (in this case a sauce, for poetic effect).

Can also refer to a state of mind experienced while under the influence of sleep deprivation, intoxication, etc.

Can be used as an alternative to an explicative if the user is in sensitive company (e.g. children, supervisors, etc.).

Doctor "Alright Bill, it turns out that she did in fact have herpes and genital warts like you were assuming, and which you now have as well.
Bill "Well that really sucks."
Doctor "Well yes, but the good news is that we just found out you have testicular cancer and will die in about two weeks, so you won't even have to worry about it!"
Bill ".....Word sauce."

by Aelianus December 03, 2011