wikipeeking

To proclaim personal knowledge on a subject, when the information has just actually been sourced on Wikipedia.

Messenger conversation:
Cosmo : What is granola?
Dibbs : Rolled oats, nuts and honey
Cosmo : Oi! No wikipeeking!

by Nick Headland July 27, 2007

Wikiplebian

An everyday, lowly and unimportant member of the Wikipedia community whose views are regarded as unimportant by the Wikipedia elite. A portmanteau of Wikipedia and plebian. Alternative spelling: Wikiplebeian.

Wikipedia Editor #1: what does that commoner think he's doing, editing my article?
Wikipedia Editor #2: I know, what a Wikiplebian!

by Professor_Yaffle October 9, 2017

Wikipediaing

The act of using Wikipedia

Friend: Whatcha doin' there buddy?
Me: Nothin' much, just wikipediaing!

by w10gooner September 28, 2008

The ole' Washington Windpipe

While getting head you proceed to karate chop your partner's windpipe while they are deep throating you, such as Washington chopped down his father's cherry tree.

Jamaal -Yo dawg,did you hear what Deandre do after dat wack party at the castle?
TaShawn- Nah dawg, what he do?
Jamaal- Shit! He gave shaniqua The ole' Washington Windpipe!
TaShawn- Damn! Dats one crazy-ass nigga.

by Calxn May 2, 2012

wikipedia game

A game to start on one subject and get to a completley un-related one. This is acheived by clicking only on the links within the page.

You are not allowed to use eithe of the left, or right sidebars, external links.

Hey guys, Wanna play the wikipedia game?
Ok, Lets get from green to McDonalds!!
GO!

by Kev Beer November 27, 2007

Wikipedia Trap

Failing to accomplish any significant reading on Wikipedia due to following related links, perusing only the intro to each article, and in doing so, straying far from the original topic.

I logged on to Wikipedia and searched credit default swaps. Ten minutes later I was reading about bisexuality in the 1800s. Hate the wikipedia trap.

by rory mcilroy November 9, 2010

Wikipedia

The best argument against democracy.

Wikipedia is full of edit wars, elitist admins, and non-peer reviewed information.

by Phil0 July 10, 2011