"LOL" one word 

The use of L.O.L. with the pronunciation of the word and not the acronym. Definition remains as Laugh Out Loud but pronounced as Lawl and not L.O.L.

A alcohol petitioner asked my to sign the petition to legalizes sale of alcohol in grocery outlets, he also said i was adorable and ask for a hug. "LOL" one word.

Raves are cool and you get to meet fun people, really fun people. "LOL" 1 word

"LOL" one word by NevarBuddah July 2, 2011

Type any word.. 

When you’re so bored that you have to type what the Urban Dictionary says.

Urban Dictionary: Type any word..
Crazy person: LITERALLY TYPES Type any word..

Type any word.. by Ypro2356 March 26, 2020

one word 

to say fuck around moms and dads....

like dude your life is so one word

one word by crackattack212 December 29, 2007

N-word pass 

the n word pass is a lame excuse to use the n word. if you're white DO NOT SAY IT !!

white person1 : what's up my n word
black person: what the-
white person 2: it's okay he has the n-word pass
black person: the n word pass does not exist

N-word pass by Lovely Peaches Music 100 May 6, 2020

gaggy word 

to talk with whining
usually cause of jealous
talking shit about one person who is better than you in whining mode . its kind of being a bitch

(robi)"man look at Bob he has all the girls on his side, just look at him hes so stupid
what an idiot"

(alex)"dude just cause hes better than you, you're gonna start throwing gaggy word on him"

gaggy word by Lil281 April 9, 2009

Microsoft Word Day 

Similar to a "bad day," a Microsoft Word Day is caused by having to format something in Microsoft Word. After doing so, having a good day is pretty much impossible, so you might as well go back to bed.

Example 1:
I had to fix the page numbers in my thesis this morning and, an hour into it, I'm pretty sure today is going to be a Microsoft Word Day.

Example 2:
Student 1: Dude, why are you so grouchy today?

Student 2: I had to write a summary this morning and now I'm having a Microsoft Word Day.

Microsoft Word Day by emeralddawn August 25, 2009

New Word War

The non-violent war individuals and organizations which have the power to popularize a new word wage against one another by inserting new words—they craft to achieve strategic goals—into various forms of media to covertly persuade as many people as possible to do or not do specific things.

The New Word War is intensifying.

New Word War by but for October 1, 2017