a great speedrunning-friendly video game
go speedrun wikipedia
by handle-i-hardly-know-her-le December 16, 2023
Get the wikipediamug. when your ass is so fat its close enough to be compared to the index of the wikipedia page
meant to be a compliment
similar to “wow your ass is so cute”
meant to be a compliment
similar to “wow your ass is so cute”
by rawr1975 March 12, 2023
Get the wannabe wikipedia assmug. More reliable than your crappy school sources that haven’t been updated since 2000 and do not have any proof of this info by any means.
School is Hell.
School is Hell.
Teachers: don’t use Wikipedia
The fact checkers and people who update the info weekly: Mike/Sully face
The fact checkers and people who update the info weekly: Mike/Sully face
by Flamingtire101 June 26, 2020
Get the Wikipediamug. urban dictionary but for nerds
by ihfsdihaoifd September 24, 2021
Get the wikipediamug. The thing that gives you (almost) trustable information for work, and what teachers don't allow students to use.
Teacher: "Ok class you can search up the info anywhere"
Me: "Ok ill open wikipedia"
Teacher: Don't use that! they can edit information"
Me: "Ok ill open wikipedia"
Teacher: Don't use that! they can edit information"
by Blaze, Agent Blaze . . . August 9, 2020
Get the Wikipediamug. Something that has enough importance to actually be on Wikipedia, in contrast to what you can find no trace of on there. Hence, "worthy of Wikipedia," or Wikipedia-worthy. Since users from across the world can edit or add to Wikipedia, the lack of information on a specific topic marks its sheer unimportance or obscurity.
Person 1: Hey, listen to this band, it's great.
Person 2: Are you kidding me? It's not Wikipedia-worthy; I just checked.
Person 1: Come on, man, give it a try. No one knows who they are, but they're so awesome.
Person 2: Are you kidding me? It's not Wikipedia-worthy; I just checked.
Person 1: Come on, man, give it a try. No one knows who they are, but they're so awesome.
by RealTawk November 23, 2010
Get the Wikipedia-worthymug. A topical progression that leads into infinite topical regress which begins with an inquiry into factual content about one specific topic that leads into factual content about multiple related sub-topics, sub-sub-topics, and ad infinitum sub-sub-topics.
"I googled 'Roald Amundsen' and knew I'd gone down a 'Wikipedia rabbit hole' when I ended up reading the lyrics to the 'Star Spangled Banner'."
by gDog71 June 8, 2021
Get the 'Wikipedia rabbit hole'mug.