peopel

Means People, see also liek
From wonky keyboard syndrome

"I love it, and most peopel seem to liek the changes."

by Eva March 9, 2004

Properganda

-noun:

information, ideas, or TRUTHS deliberately spread widely to help a group, movement, institution, nation, etc., via like & share buttons, retweets, etc., among other tools.

Hey Bob, there sure seems to be a lot of properganda around, things must be pretty fucked up

by anonymousnik March 10, 2011

proper spelling

Being able to spell like a normal, educated person. Some people aren't capable of this; this is why words like yuo, OMG, teh, dood, and much of the haxor language exists.

On UrbanDictionary.com, proper spelling has gone the way of the dinosaur.

by Shawn B. May 11, 2003

rocket propelled camel

Any small shopping car being driven at sufficient speed on a bumpy surface to induce loss of contact with the ground.

I was overtaken by a rocket propelled camel on that road with all the speed humps.

by Timberwolf March 3, 2005

ineffectual property

A worthless idea, invention, or piece of writing over which someone claims ownership.

He won't show us the grant proposal. He's worried someone will steal his ineffectual property.

by T Davies October 17, 2008

Private Property

A term used to describe yourself when you despise an ex so much you won't even let them touch you or shake your hand. Taken from the Judas Priest song of the same name on their 1986 album 'Turbo.'

You think you're cool and got it all
You think you run the scene
I don't believe how you'd concieve
That your good enough for me
You think you've got it all sewn up
But I'll cut you right down to size
The way I figure you don't exist
So you'd better realize

Don't you touch
Don't get near
Don't take me for a fool
Make no mistake
No give and take
I'm too good for you

So keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off
Oh Oh
Keep your hands off
Private property
Hands off me
Hands off
Keep your hands off me

by msbae August 22, 2012

proselyte

To convert (usually to Jewish)

The newly proselyted, bright young cadet was eager to participate in battle.

by Larstait November 14, 2003