Wikipedia cop

A person, usually a wikipedia administrator, that prowles wikipedia looking for errors and vandalism. These people usually have no sense of humor and strive to keep wikipedia the most boring encyclopedia ever.

Me: I made a change to Wikipeda that said that I ruled France and Sarkozy was a man whore. Some bastard Wikipedia Cop changed it before anyone could get a laugh, tho.

by Thatawsomeguy1 March 8, 2009

wikipediADD

searching for one item on wikipedia that then rapidly leads to entry after entry of things you don't want to know or even care about

I think I have wikipediADD.

I was searching for information on a band I like and somehow ended up on turnips and carbon dioxide and fruit loops.

by wikipediaddict March 12, 2010

wikipedial

Looking up something on Wikipedia.

What's The Catcher in the Rye about?

Just wikipedial it, you'll see.

by Korenai December 6, 2010

wikipediowned

verb. (pr. Wiki-peedy-owned) to prove someone wrong by looking something up on Wikipedia. Usually instantaneous ownage accompanied by show-boating, hand-waving, and a loud proclamation, "BOOM! OWNED!".

Friend: "Prince Beatrice of York is 6th in line to become the Queen of England".
You: "Hell no, 5th"
Friend: "Fine, check Wikipedia."
You (check Wikipedia)... "BOOM! OWNED!".
Friend: "Damn, I just got wikipediowned"

by magnetik September 2, 2011

wikipedian god

A religious figure based on texts which have been edited and revised, thereby becoming a "New and Improved" god over time.

The King James Version of the Bible was part of the process of making a wikipedian god.

by Transylvanianfish October 16, 2013

Wikipedia Chain

When you go on Wikipedia to read one article on one subject, and end up reading many other articles on completely unrelated subjects.

I was just on a Wikipedia chain. I was reading an article about beer and ended up on an article about dog shit.

by TheJokerX47 February 26, 2014

Wikipedia loop

The state of continually, endlessly following links from one page to the next on Wikipedia linking topics that grow progressively distant from what you originally searched.

I started out looking up information on Ford cars and ended up on a page about Animal Farm. I was in quite the Wikipedia loop. aka wikipedian loop and wikiloop

by Benny123 January 13, 2016