legiterally

trying to prove ones case by cross referencing the words legit and literally

Ray: How'd you do on that english essay?
Lisa: I failed with flying colours, legiterally.

by romediggity February 9, 2009

legiterally

A combination of the words "legit" (slang), and "literally" form the basis of the word. The word would be used when someone is questioning the accuracy/ preciseness of a statement. (is the statement for real/ not fake, and is it truthful word for word?)

"my dad just went and spent $20,000 on a new rolex"
"legiterally?"

by spattie August 21, 2009

Legiterally

A mix between the two words "legit" and "literally."

Alex: So are you really going skydiving?
Cole: yeah, legiterally!

by TheWalrus37 April 27, 2010

Legiterally

Combination of legitimate and literally, for use when both are needed, or to accentuate importance

Tim: My girlfriend's gonna have a baby.
Bill: No way!
Tim: Dude, she's legiterally pregnant!

by Chowdah June 22, 2010

Legiterally

Being Literally Legit

You: Did you like the movie we watched in History?
Some other random guy: YEAH!
You: Really?
Some other random guy: Really! Like, legiterally!

by LIKE LEGIT MAN! April 5, 2011

legiterally

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 16, 2011

legitermately

portmanteau of legitimate and literally

1: "at least i've got the double wallrun kick achievement"
2: "nuh uh"
1: "yeah huh i legitermately do"

by oniion March 10, 2024