wiitard

someone who obsesses over playing wii

"i love playing wii"
"sarah, ur such a wiitard."

by nat nat moo moo January 28, 2008

wiki-wandering

after looking up the info you need on Wikipedia, you click on random, interesting-looking links, reading new stuff, until you find yourself reading about something totally unrelated to your original subject.

i looked up "mickey mantle" on Wikipedia. when i was done, i clicked on "new york yankee players," then "world series champions," then on "brooklyn dodgers," then on "leo durocher," then on "laraine day" then on " famous mormons," then on "donny osmond," then on "tv stars of the 70's," then on "david soul", then on "starsky and hutch," then on "tv cars," then on "ford torino," then on "torino talledega," then on "richard petty," then on "stock car champions," then on "alan kulwicki," then on "famous persons from wisconsin," then on "jeffery dahmer," then on "serial killers," then on "howard unruh," then on "camden, new jersey," then on "campbell soup," and then i realized i had just wasted the last three hours wiki-wandering!

by earpuller September 12, 2009

wiki train

When you click on one interesting article on Wikipedia, and that leads to clicking onto another interesting arcticle, and another, and another, and you're on a wiki train you just can't get off!

"I clicked on the featured article of the day and I got on a wiki train which ended up at Henry VIII!"

by Richard Leng May 19, 2008

wikifap

Procrastinating by reading long articles on Wikipedia.

Must... not.... wikifap....

by troelskn December 19, 2008

wikidouch

A person who intentionally writes false information on wikipedia, causing peoples perception of facts to be wrong.

Steve- "LOL i just wrote that george washingtons middle name was gaylord!"

Ben- "You stupid wikidouch"

by Calummm December 28, 2007

wiki that

V. to look something up in Wikipedia.com

What's a candelabra? I'll have to wiki that.

by Megan77 July 23, 2008

Wiki-screwed

A state of being in which a person relied on information found on wikipedia, generally in a scholarly context, then later, after having already put effort into something using this information, found out that the information was incorrect, and therefore was forced to redo that work.

Rebecca: Oh no! I just based these 37 intricate drawings of DNA molecules on information I found on wikipedia, and it turns out they're all wrong! I'm going to have to redo every single one!
Erica: You just got wiki-screwed.

by OhEmOrange January 6, 2009