Doge (verb)

Past tense: Doged

The act of firing US federal employees by the Department of Government Efficency.

They're going to doge (verb) everyone in the Department of Education.

by MS eeEEnnnnnnNn BC February 25, 2025

Irregular Verb

Cool kids of the verb family, or atleast they think they are. They dont follow the "-ed" rule for past tense like menaces, and because of this, I hate it with passion.

"Bro, whats the past tense of go?"

"goed"

"dawg thats not a real word"

"oh you want the irregular verb one?"

"yes"

" diddnt study enough, go ask ud"

" this is ud "

by ikindawantsomefood March 20, 2025

Piss ass (verb)

The act of going to the bathroom sitting down , and after taking a piss you take a dump and the dump makes a splash so big that piss splashes back onto (and in some cases inside) your ass

Definition: piss ass (verb)

getting piss on (or in) your ass after taking a large shit.

Last night i took a dump so big i gave myself piss ass , worst feeling ever

by THe master bedroom March 21, 2023

newspaper (verb)

newspapered, newspapering

Verb

To create (a note, letter, or written message) partially or entirely from pieces of text or images taken from different sources, especially to conceal the creator's identity.

The ransom note was newspapered together using magazine clippings.

newspaper (verb)

by wtf do I write in here bro March 30, 2025

Verb

The new, “slay”.

Used to acknowledge something spectacular/ used as an exaggeration

“I like your shoes”.

“Thanks! I got them at the shoe store.”
“Verb.”

by Sour patch mole May 24, 2025

ChatGPT’d (verb)

1. The act of using ChatGPT to generate, assist with, or modify content, responses, or ideas.
2. To have something influenced, crafted, or fine-tuned by ChatGPT.

ChatGPT’d (verb)

Pronunciation: chat-jee-pee-tee’d
Usage:
• “This report looks so polished. Was it ChatGPT’d?”
• “I had writer’s block, so I ChatGPT’d my first draft.”

Origin:
• A blend of “ChatGPT” and the suffix “-ed,” indicating a past action or influence by the AI language model ChatGPT.

Example Sentence:
“Before I sent the email, I ChatGPT’d it to make sure it sounded just right.”

by RickySpanish2003 June 4, 2025

greg (verb)

To greg someone is to ask them many questions (some would claim an unending barrage of questions) in order to suss out information and get to the root of what's really going on here. The objective of gregging someone is to gain a full understanding, or even enlightenment. There is no shame in gregging someone, especially if others are unwilling to ask the tough questions.

I decided to greg (verb) him about why he needed to buy another DeLorean given that he had owned several in the past and always ended up getting rid of them. I also gregged him on the specifics of how much it cost, why was the owner selling it, where was he going to keep it, is he buying it just to relive his youth one more time, etc... you know, the usual stuff.

by Worldtravels April 23, 2024