web site

n. location of recent arachnid activity

I didn't believe the tales of a giant spider until I found the web site.

by igor July 20, 2003

web site

A collection of related webpages, typically all hosted on the same server.

Urbandictionary.com is a cool web site.

by Anonymous July 30, 2003

web site

An internet page dedicated to spider-lovers and spider-nest-lovers.

Have you been to that web site, www.spidernestlovers.com

by Ian Cowley August 1, 2003

Websire

(n)One's father from the interwebs

I knew that my relationship with my websire went afoul when I woke up the next day in the trunk of his Chevy and we were heading to Mexico.

by NaruandKane August 8, 2009

Websterbooking

The posting a definition of a word as a status as an attempt to amuse and possibly inform the members of your social network.

An example of Websterbooking: "Vaguebooking - An intentionally vague Facebook status update, that prompts friends to ask what's going on, or is possibly a cry for help."

by Monkeylord February 4, 2010

Phil Webster

A mix between Dr. Phil and Webster's Dictionary. In other words, a fucking know-it-all.

Keith: Did you meet Tim at the party last night?
Mathew: Yes. He is a Phil Webster.
Keith: What do you mean?
Mathew: Every story I told, he had been there, done that, and knew more about it than me.

by Buster Morecock July 15, 2010

Webster

One who is proficient in the arts of web surfing and information retrieval.

Websters are known for their ability to find information on a variety of topics, ranging from celebrity gossip to videos of people doing stupid things on the internet.

Some do this professionally.

No relation to the dictionary.

That Tosh is one hip webster.

by SenpaiFry September 7, 2010