Vorpal Bunny

The carnivorous bunny from Monty Python's The Holy Grail.
Vorpal means sharp or blood-thirsting
(Vorpal can be added to other things for this effect)
Also, my xbox live gamertag

As the tried to enter the cave, a vorpal bunny emerged and made short work of the knights

by VorpalBunnie April 12, 2010

Viral

Viral is another word for popular. Most commonly used on the internet.

A woman jumping off a cliff, and saved by a person went viral today!

by B5 Annie April 9, 2015

Go Viral

An overused term for popular online content. At one point it was was a legit statement, now it is used for anything that has over 100 hits by the media.

"Dude see the video I posted of me acting like a tard trying to jump into a frozen pool?"
"Yeah, your an idiot."
"It will totally go viral! It has 132 views!"

by Geforce August 12, 2015

viral

1. a website or video that has become instantly famous overnight via youtube or other popular media.

2. an already overused term by any group that is trying to encourage use of its facebook page or app.

Did you see that numa numa dance? It has gone viral!

Go viral by using our new app!

by Chessdoc March 5, 2012

Viral Vinny

Viral Vinny is that guy in the office who hears something and within minutes it is Global via social media. He is rarely without his cell phone and has large callouses on his fingers from constant texting on his "Crackberry" (BlackBerry)

Don't be a Viral Vinny and send that email. Do not tell Suri you Viral Vinny. No more texting Vinny.

by Translayta November 25, 2011

viral derivative

something that is not necessarily popular originally yet rapidly gains popularity due to the fact of being referenced to something else that is already popular

A Star Wars version of Gangam Style being a viral derivative received an enormous 2M+ views within a week, immediately after the original Gangam Style video hit the world record of YouTube views and likes.

by ultrabutter December 26, 2012

viralization

Viralization – (1) support gained via social media of any shared word/image & deed carried out with the express intention of its going viral, in which the gaining of fame/notoriety overrides or supersedes the deed or action itself as founding impetus. (2) fame/notoriety/major media acknowledgement based on the sole criteria of accumulated high numbers of social media facilitated quick clicks as determined by the lowest human attention quotient, tech addicted masses with the most idle time on their hands

Viralization is guided and upheld by those masses with the most time to share and hence the opposite fame based on merit.

by ka the wordsmith October 15, 2015