by Random Words Blah Blah August 3, 2020
Get the Urban Dicktionarymug. Hot actor from new zealand. Played in Lord of the Rings as Eomer, Ghost in The Pathfinder, Leonard Bones Mccoy in Star Trek, Rob in the Price Of Milk and John Grimm "Reaper" in Doom. All equally sexy. Hes 37, has an amazing accent, an a widows peak. Also called Urbanlicious.
by outofmyvulcanmind September 5, 2009
Get the karl urbanmug. by Andy September 25, 2003
Get the urban thesaurusmug. by IDIDATHING March 5, 2016
Get the urban dictonarymug. A Poem with no descriptions of nature. All Urban Poetry has true life experiences through people. Urban Poetry evokes thought through the human experience, without transcendence at the moment of the experience.
The Urban Poet always see's finality. In Urban Poetry: when you die, you die. In Urban Poetry when you love, it is real at that moment, your love never turns into flowers and drifts to the heavens.
by Artemis J Jones May 31, 2014
Get the Urban Poetrymug. The act of creating an Urban Dictionary definition, making the word a common male name, and putting things like "super sexy" and "has a 13 inch cock" in the description.
by Chewyshoes December 12, 2015
Get the Urban dictionaryingmug. I propose a new site.
Urban Wiktionary is a mix of Urban Dictionary and Wiktionary, taking elements from both.
It would take the definition acceptance and (somewhat) loose moderation of Urban Dictionary.
It would also take the Categorization, Etymology, synonyms, antonyms, and format of Wiktionary.
I see this as a way to highlight words better, as if there will be enough terms about sex and etc, at least we’d have categories to sort of nullify it.
Urban Wiktionary is a mix of Urban Dictionary and Wiktionary, taking elements from both.
It would take the definition acceptance and (somewhat) loose moderation of Urban Dictionary.
It would also take the Categorization, Etymology, synonyms, antonyms, and format of Wiktionary.
I see this as a way to highlight words better, as if there will be enough terms about sex and etc, at least we’d have categories to sort of nullify it.
Urban Wiktionary would also help with simply finding words too.
It could divide words into nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, etc.
It would have a better navigation system, sorting into categories and allowing terms with unusual characters (:, ;, ‘) to be found.
It could also divide into languages, seeing as there are many foreign terms on this site.
Seeing that there as many definitions of Urban Dictionary (on Urban Dictionary) saying how much it sucks, maybe it could even provide nonbiased definitions, which all logged in users could make better.
I feel like this would bridge the gap between the “official” words from Wiktionary while still allowing for smaller words that still make sense to be shown off, like in UrbDic.
This may never happen, but screaming into the void at least gets it out there.
It could divide words into nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, etc.
It would have a better navigation system, sorting into categories and allowing terms with unusual characters (:, ;, ‘) to be found.
It could also divide into languages, seeing as there are many foreign terms on this site.
Seeing that there as many definitions of Urban Dictionary (on Urban Dictionary) saying how much it sucks, maybe it could even provide nonbiased definitions, which all logged in users could make better.
I feel like this would bridge the gap between the “official” words from Wiktionary while still allowing for smaller words that still make sense to be shown off, like in UrbDic.
This may never happen, but screaming into the void at least gets it out there.
by MaybeARealWord February 3, 2022
Get the Urban Wiktionarymug.