Why am I searching random words on UrbanDictionary?

Most likely one of two reasons:
1. you're bored af
2. you have no life

But I guess there's always the third option...
3. finals

Now enjoy having wasted a good minute of your life typing in this ridiculous word that isn't a word and reading this stupid definition

Now I must use the word in order for this to be posted: Why am I searching random words on UrbanDictionary?

^Just ignore that okay?

by purpura7 October 6, 2016

If you searched this up

The fact that you idiots took a damm to search this into urban dictionary

If you searched this up...

by DaSuperCoconut June 2, 2019

Search History

A built-in feature that you always clear after watching porn or illegal stuff

SEARCH HISTORY SUCKS

by SkeletonGuy December 7, 2018

T-Search

The best memory finder/value editor around.

Great GUI, better functionality than ArtMoney, and integrates smoothly with TKM.

A great way to cheat in games that don't have cheats.

I found the address of my 'health', then I froze it, so now I'm stuck at 100 health.

by Mazrim July 19, 2005

search song

A song on your Ipod that you listen to while you scroll through your playlist for a better song. Also, a good fallback in case someone listening to your Ipod with you insults your choice of song.

Girl 1: Hey can I share your Ipod
Girl 2: Of course!
Girl 1: The Best of Both Worlds? Are you kidding me?
Girl 2: Relax, it's just a search song

by indieartfreak August 2, 2009

Search Google or type URL

Search google or type URL is something you type when your life is going nowhere and you have so little going on that you have to type something so worthless. It might also be typed when someone is really bored and on the verge of crossing the plane of existence into a infinite pit of boredom.

Today I was bored and add Search Google or type URL to Urban Dictionary

by Imsoboredthatimmakingthis May 8, 2018

starchitect

The supermodel of building architects who is well-known by the mainstream and whose work often appears in architecture magazines. He is often commissioned large public projects due to his fame, and typically applies his stylistic signature to all his buildings regardless of the characteristics of the surrounding site and/or neighborhood. He often has a line of home furnishings or household appliances that he licensed and created under his namesake, such as chairs, desk accessories, and even teapots. Examples of starchitects include: Michael Graves, Frank Gehry, Richard Meier, and I.M. Pei.

To boost the publicity, the museum decided to hire a starchitect for its expansion project.

by Pansy Cheng, R.A. November 6, 2005