Ult

In the gaming community you probably will hear a cracked 13 year old yell “(insert character) just got/used their Ult!”

Ult is the cool kid way of saying cult. The reason people use this is because they can’t “C” why they are such a failure at said game.

Cracked out kid 1: Wraith just used her Ult!
Cracked out kid 2: How do I join it?!?
Mr.Breast: *has 1 million dollars*

by Ballsquisher August 11, 2022

AKM's Genji ult

A measurement of the time it takes for the Overwatch player AKM to charge Genji's ultimate.

One AKM's Genji is roughly 3 minutes and 44 seconds.

I'll see you in about two AKM's Genji ults.

by Snobb April 22, 2018

Ultron Ult

A mythical move, presence, or aura so overwhelmingly seductive or intense that it causes everyone within range to instantly experience explosive pleasure, usually described as "busting a nut" on sight. Derived from a blend of "Ultron" (symbolizing unstoppable power) and "ult" (slang for ultimate move)

He stepped out the car in slow motion, suit immaculate, eyes glowing like the sun. The Ultron Ult hit before he even said a word — people were collapsing, moaning, convulsing like NPCs in a broken cutscene. Someone screamed, “That’s Tuff”!!!

by 47 Cents May 24, 2025

ult

crying to gain sympathy in a situation i.e. a competition.
origin of the word is ultimate.

"I lost because she ulted."
"The judge didn't care, she only wasted her ult.

by yeiji October 15, 2022

ulted

ultimated; taken action to the degree of their highest power; someone has used their ultimate powers

The word was popularized by the video game League of Legends, where each playable character has one Ultimate attack, that is stronger and usually has a lengthier cooldown than their other attacks.

obama really ulted with the drone strikes, huh?

by anonymous March 16, 2023

ULT

When a player in a video game uses their peak or "ultimate" ability.

He popped his ult and wiped out half of the enemy team, causing his team to win the objective.

by drizzington1987compton September 8, 2025

ult

When a streamer (especially a female) breaks out in tears on stream to garner the sympathy of the viewers and instantly disarm adversaries because the optics are so overwhlemingly bad to continue the disagreement that it renders logic and reason moot.

This originates from MOBA games where an ultimate ability (almost always shortened to ult) is the strongest move available to a given character. A streamer's crying is their "ult" because it is the most persuasive action available to them in front of an audience.

Also commonly, "ulting" or "using ult"

Oh god, she's ulting. This debate is pretty much over now.

by greenerpotato September 21, 2022