plagirable

A person or idea that is so magnificent that plagirsts are bound to plagirise it.

"Whoa! You totally stole my idea for that blog!"
"Yeah, well, it wouldn't have happened if it weren't so plagirable"

by The REAL Captain Obvious December 13, 2008

plaguarism

The knowingful spreading of a disease particularly though sexual contact, see STD AIDS.

1. "Plaguarism seems to be a widespread problem among those infected with STD's."
2. "She got teh AID from plaguarism."

by C.J Orcutt September 4, 2007

plagiaropathy

the compulsive need to copy another's words, actions, attitude, dress, avatar, or work. some sufferers use their disorder as asskissery to their boss, leader or significant other.

Bob tries so hard to impress his boss, dressing like him and going to the same restaurants, he seems to be suffering from plagiaropathy. He hasn't shown a thought of his own for six months.

by infinityx December 30, 2008

plaguish

adjective: describing a noun that has the qualities of the plague

Please excuse Katherine from school today as she was feeling plaguish.

by Zandaman May 29, 2009

Plagickery

n. an object of attempted humor created when someone plagiarizes pop culture in an attempt to pass themselves off as witty; can be used in a variety of situations.

Ex: I thought Billy's Facebook statuses were hilarious, but then I watched the Office and realized everything he says is just a bunch of plagickery

by scooterhbombly February 5, 2010

Plagiarizing

The act of sending inappropriate text messages while severely under the influence of alcohol leading deep-seated regret the following morning.

You were plagiarizing your ex hard last night.

by Just Throwing it out there October 20, 2010

plagiatrist

A word used to make someone feel like they have inferior intellect, even thought word is complete nonsense. Also applicable: plagiatrism, plagiatrismically,

"Oh the governor was being such a plagiatrist in his debate today."
Rich Person: "Errr...um...yes! A plagiatrist indeed!

by Webstahhh March 18, 2011