fuck any word

Well, no idea why you searched it up, but well

"There is written"type any word...", Since I am smartass I will search up "fuck any word", why the fuck not"

by RagTheFag June 14, 2019

strategically created words

Words or phrases society's leaders insert into society via the media to get people to use them, influence the things people will think about, and how they will think, feel, and act and in doing so mold the immediate future.

Society's leaders figured out that they can mold society and its members by creating strategically created words or phrases, or using established words in new ways and inserting them into society via the media in order to get people to use them and mold the immediate future in the ways which will be most beneficial to society's owners.

by but for December 24, 2017

inhale your words

To speak inward, not project your voice

Hannah Sterling-Welford I can't hear you you inhale your words.

by Kane LAKUK July 22, 2019

N-word Pass

The ultimate ticket of absolute power over racism and any other kind of racial judgement.

"Bruh, do you have an N-word Pass for that?"

by Benbeardn November 8, 2019

Māori swear words

Swear words in Māori. They aren’t usually the same as the English ones. They include:
* upokokohua - boiled head
* kai hamuti/kai roke - eat shit
* tō raho - your balls (used similar to 'dickhead')
* tō teke - your vagina (used similar to 'cunt')
* koe kurī - you dog
* ngote raho - sucking balls
* pokotiwha - bastard

White guy: Do you know any Māori swear words? In particular, what’s fuck in Māori?
Māori: There is no word for fuck in Māori.
White guy: Āhahā! (Damn!) not a swear word

by TheRealMinecrafter April 24, 2021

N-word Pass

An artifact of great power, it allows people of non-African descent to say the forbidden word

White guy: “I just met this funny ass nigga”
Other white guy: “Dude do you have a N-word Pass?”
White guy: *shows pass*
Other White Guy: “Oh”

by Jack-Might December 3, 2019

Covert Intent Word

One or more words which state something other than—or the opposite of—what the words which have no covert ulterior motive express in a message.

One example of a Covert Intent Word is, “The Test Administrators will do their best to make your testing experience as smooth and stress free as possible.” The word “stress” reminds the test takers that there is such a thing as "stress." And makes anyone who is exposed to that word feel some level of stress—if only by remembering what stress is to grasp what the writer is saying.

by but for October 18, 2017