woodlyne

Unexplainable personality but extremely fun to be around. You will never be bored around this person. Woodlyne is usually a smart, but very lazy person, which is where grades come in effect. But all in all, Woodlyne is a smart, beautiful young lady who always seem to appeal others with her constant smiling and giddy attitude. There should never be no bad vibes.

thick funny goofy adventurous curious Woodlyne

by lyne October 16, 2013

Wordle Fetish

When someone completes the Wordle quickly, usually within four tries, another person finds it incredibly
attractive. This usually leads to sexual activities upon completion of the Wordle.

You have such a wordle fetish.

by xobiwan January 30, 2022

wordy mcword

A phrase used almost exclusively on the internet that signifies one's vigorous agreement to another's statement or opinion. Derived from word and ususally used in a light hearted or joking manner.

Person #1: God, I really hate this show! It sucks and the acting is terrible!
Person #2: Wordy McWord, man. (You are correct and I totally agree!)

by SpaceKitty August 28, 2008

worldy

World-class. Adjective for a thing of supreme, exquisite perfection.

Gareth Bale's 30-yard screamer for Spurs in the 90th minute against West Ham on February 25, 2013

"It's one of the worldies that he continues to produce."
"He scored a worldy." - Sam Allardyce

by chas'n'dave February 25, 2013

Wordy Dirty

An affirmative statement, similar to word.

Person A: Would you like to accompany me to the Darbanville's Ball?

Person B: Wordy dirty.

by lolcedricwut March 19, 2010

Wordlexia

A chronic condition in which seemingly random words replace the right ones in a sentence. A verbal typo.

"How was your soccer game?"-"I play volleyball"-"That's what I meant"-"You have wordlexia bad"

by alliecat17 May 31, 2011

Wordyworm

Someone who diverts attention from the core point in an argument by taking offence or paying excessive attention to the individual words used.

It's similar to the strawman fallacy.

This tactic is quite effective in that the person making the original point becomes distracted and usually ends up forgetting or relinquishing their core argument because they end up addressing the wordworm's objections.

Protagonist:, I think you need to understand why I'm feeling a little upset about (insert issue here). Can you allow me to explain?
Wordyworm: What? you're saying I'm stupid? That I don't understand?

by D Nijjar January 31, 2019