when people are confused whether they want to use the word legit, or legitimately and end up saying both.
Is there legiterally a banana-chocolate milkshake?
by FASTPASS June 17, 2011
You: Did you like the movie we watched in History?
Some other random guy: YEAH!
You: Really?
Some other random guy: Really! Like, legiterally!
Some other random guy: YEAH!
You: Really?
Some other random guy: Really! Like, legiterally!
by LIKE LEGIT MAN! March 20, 2011
True. Honest.
This word is created to offer an alternative to the often misused word “literal”. People love the “umph” and emphasis of the word “literal” (and “literally”). The word LEGITERAL does not require the same rarely attainable conditions for its widespread use, yet it still provides the same “umph” and emphasis, if not more.
This word is created to offer an alternative to the often misused word “literal”. People love the “umph” and emphasis of the word “literal” (and “literally”). The word LEGITERAL does not require the same rarely attainable conditions for its widespread use, yet it still provides the same “umph” and emphasis, if not more.
by Moi Doi May 28, 2021
by TheRossBoss September 21, 2018
by Good-Will® December 22, 2016
by Screwicide April 14, 2018
It's a combination of the words legit and literally, coming together to for the word legiterally. It's purpose is to be used when one is legiterally serious about something, but can't find the right word for it.
by The_Enterprise May 21, 2018