*X and X* typo corrections

X is the word/words that is correct, (*) is pointing to the direction the typo was written/made.

*X and X* typo corrections are often used it chats or places were grammar corrections are limited:

Are you coming to the café?

Ues
Yes*?

Yes it was!

by X for chat (David) March 1, 2018

correctness

someone on yt said correctness instead of accuracy so im adding it to urban dictionary

“omg the correctness ✨👩 ❤️ 💋 👩“

by stan twice periodT July 19, 2020

Auto correct

One of the worst things man has created
You are not safe from it

I leg intimately hate you auto correct

by Mrbobpants July 19, 2022

in politically correct

its a boot-loops term do not bother to correct it you will just make your head hurt.

I go out of my way to be in politically correct

by bootloops April 2, 2019

Brat needs correction

When a male lolicon shows anger/ frustration/ dissatisfaction towards a horny/ spoiled/ noisy/ annoying/ disobedient loli brat — such as when she is sexually inducing/ seducing/ teasing him with a smug ass grin on her face — so he needs to "correct" her behavior by raping her in standing-doggy-style while grabbing her arms, and her legs also don't touch the ground. Like an adult punishing a child for their wrong behaviors, but as a kink/ fetish for lolicons.

S-Stop Teasing Sensei 💢💢💢!!
Brat Needs Correction 💢💢!!!
Uohhhhhhhhh😭😭😭
CHILD EROTIC😭!!
CUNNNNYYY!!!!

by Lyotokuda August 9, 2024

Drunk Correct

When drunk texting your friends, autocorrect turns your texts into complete and utter nonsense.

My phone Drunk Corrected me last night. It said "Are u Coi have no clue lol" I think I meant I have no clue.

Total drunk correct: "I am home. I drank. A lot. I might puke in the morbid. Door is unlocked. Up to u if u cone over. I sleep now."

by Rinrin0303 March 22, 2011

Correct

Used instead of "yes" to avoid the appearance of agreement with a speaker who is spitting hot fire in breach of decorum.

Josh: "I think we should really start answering yes-no questions with a simple 'yes' or 'no'."
Steve: "Correct."

by Quickizzle June 9, 2018