one word IM'er

An IM'er who is annoying because every response is one word.

Example 1
ANDY: "So, how was the party last night? Was it worth going to and did it rock?"
TOM: "Yeah"
ANDY: "I hate it when you act like a one word IM'er.
Example 2
CHUCK: "So was that test hard? I heard that it was like the hardest test in the history of the world and stuff... I mean I think everyone failed it even Thomas that straight - A guy who never fails anything."
SAM: "Wack"
CHUCK: "Dude, you are such a one word IM'er."

by Christophe Graham May 18, 2006

N-Word Pass

Giving a white person the ability to say the N - Word

"Don't worry I have an N-Word Pass, NIGG-

by NoDadGang January 10, 2019

down the word hole

An expression describing an irresistibly compelling addiction to creating and submitting words and phrases to Urban Dictionary.

Sometimes I am so deeply down the word hole so late into the night that I can barely keep my eyes open anymore.

by Dr Bunnygirl August 31, 2019

word sauce

Much like the term "Word", "Word Sauce" is often used as an agreeable response to a comment.

It's believed to have started among groups of snowboarders and skateboarders in Northern New Jersey.

Person 1: Are you ready to leave this party and go to the bar?
Person 2: Word Sauce.

by greendevilvt January 12, 2010

New Word

An autistic thing that lowlifes create when they know that their word will never be in a real dictionary

"Hey, i'm making a New Word!"

"Go commit neckrope immediately before the word is infected by your autism.

by Supreme Comrade Stalin September 11, 2018

Last Word Becky

A person who feels the uncontrolled drive to always get the last word in a conversation.

Rebecca is so irritating. Even though she is wrong, she always feels the need to be a Last Word Becky.

by darksidedan April 14, 2021

Alaskan Word Salad

A sentence or collection of words that make no sense whatsoever but seem like they might or should.

"That's why I say I, like every American I'm speaking with, we're ill about this position that we have been put in. Where it is the taxpayers looking to bail out. But ultimately, what the bailout does is help those who are concerned about the health care reform that is needed to help shore up our economy."

This is and example of "Alaskan Word Salad"

by Kurosan December 14, 2009