Legiterately

A combination of the words “legitimate” and “literally.” A word to emphasize something with absolute certainty, or to describe something that seriously happened. Can also be used in a surprised or shocked manner.

“I legiterately forgot my keys in the car!”
“Legiterately?!”
“Legiterately.”

by Captain Yoho August 10, 2023

literallysoscared

the person who predicted that soething bad would happen in 2020

look up 2020 and see what literallysoscared defined

by hannahlolywhosteesyd October 17, 2023

lwiterally

It its the lwiteral definifition for aomeone who is hitti g the griddy u say hes lwiterllay hitting thw gwriddy.

He is lwiterally hwitting thwe gwriddy

by Lwiterally October 18, 2023

literally nut on my face

when someone is so fine u want them to just nut on ur face 😍😀

dreadheads are so fine i want them to literally nut on my face

by user826492017464783829274 November 5, 2023

Literally batman

Micheala dunne.

She is literally batman.

by Johnny cage December 5, 2023

literally

An informal, and rather incorrect, way to say something figuratively happened or is, adding emphasis or strong feeling to get your point across.

Person 1: You’re not telling me the truth. What’s the full story?

Person 2: I literally told you everything that happened and gave full detail on my best friend’s whereabouts last night.

by CLEAVRE 2020 January 6, 2024

Literally Real

When something is so ridiculous or absurd, that you have to acknowledge it’s existence.

Person 1: “So that’s when the village started getting shot up by the militia! I almost had to walk out the theatre.”

Person 2: “Oh my GOODNESS! IT’S LITERALLY REAL!

by onetenth February 27, 2024