Plagiarism

----1: a piece of writing that has been copied from someone else
and is presented as being your own work
----2: the act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas
as if they were your own ----- 11th Floor &&&& 13th Floor === Devil’s Thrown

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11th Floor are Aliens from the 13th planet

plagiarism

by blthrskt November 30, 2009

Palgiarism

The incorrect spelling of an ACTUAL word. Often used in rushed scenarios as an attempt to sound serious, and official.

Andani Brandon Masikhwa: Dis is palgiarism.

by Grammar Nazi9613 February 8, 2010

status plagiarism

Copying somebody else's cool lingo from their status entry or other.

"Facebook status: Toad Man used to care, but things have changed. Check youtube's L9EKqQWPjyo

hey!!!
that's status plagiarism Mike! come up with your own status worthy songs ;)"

by franc black December 14, 2009

Facebook plagiarism

The act of stealing someone elses status in an atempt to make yourself look cool.

Person #1

What's on your mind...
(Something witty)

Person #2 What's on your mind...
(Something witty that someone else thought off but your to much of a loser to use your own semi retarded brain)

^^^^FACEBOOK PLAGIARISM^^^^

by Ryno777 November 13, 2011

plagiarism

Michael Hanson’s reason for existence

Michael Hanson plagiarism’d the shit out of that Etsy shop.

by Back_wheels February 10, 2022

Plagiarism

One of the many isms. It just sounds evil. You got racism, sexism, and plagiarism.

The commenter just committed plagiarism. TheOdd1sOut said it first, and they didn’t even copy it correctly.

by SomeGuyWhoJustTunedIn November 1, 2022

protagonist plagiarism

A work of fan fiction in which the writer of said fan fiction decides to replace the hero/heroine with him/herself. Because it is essentially copying a character's life like copying someone's diary, such fan fiction is unimaginative plagiarism. People who write protagonist plagiarism fan fictions are usually uncreative and incapable of writing their own stories. A person who is a protagonist plagiarist is also a sub type of Mary Sue that only writes for his or her own self gratification.

That loser is so desperate that she wrote a fan fiction that was protagonist plagiarism!

by Major Madcat August 21, 2019