was not published

A phrase commonly seen when receiving a verification e-mail from Urban Dictionary. It sucks so bad because you never, ever have any idea why they didn't publish it because they never, ever give you reasons why.

Receives e-mail from UD: "Your definition was not published."

You: "WHY??!?!"

E-mail says: "You can choose to sign up as editor for Urban Dictionary."

You: "NO!!! I WANNA KNOW WHY YOU DIDN'T PUBLISH MY DEFINITION!"

by DarthXanax March 7, 2013

Was that the bite of 87?

A quote from the king of fnaf Markiplier after acknowledging a cut scene in FNAF 4.

Markiplier: Was that the bite of 87?

by DatSorde January 28, 2021

was born on a mountainside

An expression to suggest amazement, it's used when somebody witnesses an event that would never happen in the place that the person came from. In simple words it means to be amazed as fuck.

-Hey dude, look at that pretty-ass girl, I'm so fucking horny!
-I was born on a mountainside

by krozer May 14, 2010

...was not published

'______' was not published: the title of a cruel, mocking email you will inevitably receive from Urban Dictionary after spending 30 minutes or more typing up a brilliant definition. They claim other users voted and decided not to publish your word, but really it was a shitty algorithm that only publishes acronyms (eg. 'SIUYA' - 'stick it up your ass')

Me: *painstakingly and eloquently defines 'the meaning of life'
Urban Dictionary: "'the meaning of life'...was not published"
Me: "SIUYA, Urban Dictionary. You've sucked since 2010"

by squiggular September 13, 2020

WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87?!

When someone you see crushes something with their mouth.

Man 1: * Noms on cupcake *
Man 2: “WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87?!”

by Snek_ June 12, 2021

was auch immer

'Was auch immer' is German for 'Whatever!'
Literally translated it means 'What also always' but ignore that. Ask any German you know for confirmation.

Guy: 'Man, I love being here in Germany drinking beer and scamming on chicks.'
Girlfriend: 'Was auch immer...'

by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006

Was that before or after you raped him?

Used when one does not know how to respond to a really lame story or long drawn out explanation.

Guy A: "I took my dog for a walk today"
Guy B: "Was that before or after you raped him?"

Person 1: "Dennis and I went to blah blah blah. It was so rad, yo "
Person 2: "Was that before or after you raped him?"

by TurboTorb March 15, 2011