The SH Word
The SH Word by Nikolai Alberdi September 15, 2019
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The white N word
The white n word is a way for the white man to compensate for the use of the n word, used by colored folk. The White n word is a category that consists of many racial slurs towards white folk. These words consit of Nibba, wibba, cracka or cracker.
The white N word by DhovaCat January 2, 2021
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should include the word being defined
The message that pops up when you forget to include the word being defined in the example of how it's used in a sentence. This used to not be required.
should include the word being defined by bruhthisismyhandle August 19, 2021
lol i just defined a word in urban dictionary
lol i just defined a word in urban dictionary by MLG_ANON December 5, 2020
The T word
The T word refers to Transylvania. Transylvania is a region situated in western Romania with a majority Romanian population (~80%). Despite this many Hungarians like to claim that this is ethic Hungarian land. The T word should never be used in a room/space where a Romanian and Hungarian are present.
Random retard: So where is Transylvania?
Romanian: shhhhhh don’t say The T Word out loud! That Hungarian over there might hear us!
Romanian: shhhhhh don’t say The T Word out loud! That Hungarian over there might hear us!
The T word by That smart Moldovan May 27, 2020
Urban Dictionary word of tha day
this word is when Urban Dictionary chooses tha best word produced from thee public and makes it word of tha day.
in thee office,
guy one: hey bill this word shud be Urban Dictionary word of tha day
guy 2: yes john make it word of thee day then.
guy 1: ok bill i will do that.
guy one: hey bill this word shud be Urban Dictionary word of tha day
guy 2: yes john make it word of thee day then.
guy 1: ok bill i will do that.
Urban Dictionary word of tha day by mezalong December 22, 2008
one-word-sentences
when one word sufficiently meets the requirement of a sentence- having a subject and a verb
Would you like to get some dinner?
Let's.
verb= let
subject= us
GO!
verb= go
subject= you (implied)
Would you like to get some dinner?
Let's.
verb= let
subject= us
GO!
verb= go
subject= you (implied)
one-word-sentences by Allen Wilson February 7, 2008