Writers Orgasm

When a writer uses an uncommonly known or used phrase or punctuation, that gives them a rush of dopamine from feeling smarter than the general public

I used a semicolon, in my last essay and oooh that gave me a Writers Orgasm

by Nobodyrllycareslol February 23, 2021

Written Test

A long boring exam on a piece of paper that no one wants to take.

Yo, I don't want to take this Written Test right now.

by Random User on the Web May 8, 2021

write now

When someone spells "right now" wrong; my highschool teacher always said this

Friend: Wanna hang Out this afternoon?
Me: Nah sorry bro I don't have time write now.
Me: right now*

Teacher: Don't leave the paper blank, better write now!

Teacher: Start to write now and do the rest at home.

by not-a-bot69 October 7, 2022

Written in Munich

A situation where people decide something for another without even telling them.
Based on the Munich Conference in 1938, where the allied powers gave Germany the Sudetenland territory of Czechoslovakia.
Czechoslovakia wasn't invited to that conference. Hence written in Munich.

"Yeah, we decided that you will give us $5000."
"Man, that is Written in Munich!"

by Who Uses These Words February 28, 2023

Writetor

The opposite of an editor

The writetor was confused at her editor's comment.

by StrangeFlyer137 April 25, 2023

writers residence

An apartment that has become abandoned due to a new relationship between two people. Often occurs when a male meets a female with a bigger or better home/apartment and starts to live in it to save money and feel some sort of achievement or personal growth.

Hey, is Eric still living here?
No, this is his writers residence while he is taking advantage of his relationship with a slightly wealthier female.

by heythatsnotnicemister July 13, 2023

Alt-write

The politically correct way of calling someone a "grammar nazi".

Please don't refer to me as a grammar nazi anymore. I'd prefer to be call alt-write.

by bar terminology December 8, 2016