Literally

Used to express emphasize. Can also serve as a filler word.

Person 1: Wow, she literally hung up the phone in the middle of our conversation!

Person 2: No way!

by Mani658 March 15, 2022

Literally

Gordon Ramsay's favourite word that isnt an insult

and then, literally just a touch of olive oil.

by 37by4cc7wy897y8uihrs siu March 4, 2022

Ant-Man <<<Paul Stephen Rudd>> & I Literally Just Forgot <Perfect Memory>

Ant-Man <<<Paul Stephen Rudd>> & I Literally Just Forgot <Perfect Memory>

Ant-Man <<<Paul Stephen Rudd>> & I Literally Just Forgot <Perfect Memory>

by BicicletaRusa April 13, 2025

Literally

The most overused term in American English.

Whenever an idiot has no idea, what he is actually talking about, he replaces the last words that would have made any sence by the word "literally"

Person: " No, Kangaroos do not inhabit Austria."
Idiot: " Omliterallyg yes. They literally do it I literally read it on 4chan thread about New Zealand and literally Austria."

by I gave up formal definitions January 12, 2018

literally

1) Something that is factual or true

2) Something that is figurative or an exaggeration

1) Trump literally lost

2) I could literally eat a horse

by morethenless March 8, 2021

Literally North Korea

It's what it means.

Person A: "This security is Literally North Korea."
Person B: "Yeah, true."

by literallysouthkorea March 21, 2025

Literally

A rally where cars with more than 60 horse power isn't allowed. It's a lite rally. Literally.

Wow dude, did you see the crash in the literally yesterday? I bet that man is out for good.

I swear to god, that one driver in the literally literally outperformed the real rally. It's insane, his car is like one quarter the strength of the pros!

by LiterallyMan June 21, 2022