rock a wiki

look something up on wikipedia.com, used by aging early morning radio DJ's trying to be hip.

Preston: Who was in that movie with Phoebe Cates? Yo, Nick, rock a wiki on that!
Nick: Yes, master.

by DaffyLisa April 14, 2010

Wikiafuck

Mobilizing the combined powers of the internet community to quickly achieve the otherwise timeconsuming, arduous or expensive research intended to be damaging to someones reputation.

Dude, the Minister of Defense, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, was really wikiafucked by the discovery of the plagiarism of his dissertation and had to resign his post.

by tasdingo March 16, 2011

wiki-link

Verb: A word used to describe the act of linking to a Wikipedia article.

Noun: A link to a Wikipedia article.

Dude, when you get home, can you wiki-link me to tramp stamp?

Hey, which LJ entry did you post the wiki-link to the Hogwarts Staff?

by utkari02 March 24, 2008

Wiki-It

To search something on Wikipedia, usually in an attempt to disprove someone else. Can also be said as Wiki-That, or for a more broader search, Google/Yahoo-It/That.

Kirk: Hey, did you know that pink floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" totally syncs up with "The Wizard of Oz"?

Spock: Thats illogical. Let me wiki-it.

by Dr. Leonard McCoy April 27, 2009

Wiki-loo

Someone who reads a wiki entry with no intentions of fully understanding the subject. Only enough to hold a conversation.

Someone who glances/skims through a wiki page to learn about something just enough to get by.

Someone who knows nothing about a particular subject until they quickly read through the highlights of a wiki page.

"Most students these days are just wiki-loos when it comes to really learning a subject.

by Xenopriest November 16, 2009

Wiki Tool

A loser on Wikipedia or a Wiki who follows the Wikis rules so tightly, they are tools. Common traits are undoing your edits for no reason, claiming every source you present is "not reliable", and overall just being stupid.

Not reliable source. I am a Wiki Tool.

by Wikiwikiwikiwikipedia June 17, 2010

google-wiki

When looking up some information on a certain subject, use Google and wiki together.

I want to know about a rock star, so I put there name in Google followed by Wiki (for Wikipedia). This brings up their Wiki page as the first entry. Believe it or not, Wikipedia is better for finding your info. than going to the subject's home page.

I was reading up on Van Halen and I wanted to know about Sammy Hagar. I went to the Google homepage and input "Sammy Hagar wiki" and hit enter. His 'wiki' link came up and I had instant Hagar info. Google-wiki is the best way to find out stuff about stuff.

by Barney Stellar June 14, 2009