Wikication

Using Wikipedia to view pictures and learn information about a city.

"I got bored on Sunday so I spent all day going on Wikications."

by RammaLammaHamDam October 6, 2009

Wiiturn

the act of taking back a rented wii game.

Damn it's tuesday, I was supposed to wiiturn Super Mario Galaxy two days ago! I'm going to have late charges again!

by friedfarts November 5, 2009

wiki-linking

The process of connecting two seemingly unrelated wikipedia articles by using only links to other wikipedia pages embedded in the articles themselves; the more abstract the beginning and the destination are, the better.

I just spent an entire hour wiki-linking great white sharks to Doritos FTW!

by pnykolasse November 11, 2009

Wiki-roaming

Going to Wikipedia to look up something relevant, and then clicking endlessly on links for no obvious point, simply because you are bored.

Person 1- "Dude i was so bored i spent 3 hours wiki-roaming last night"

Person 2- "You suck dude"

by spyder rock48 January 5, 2010

wikiagnostic

1. One who is skeptical about anything they hear until they look it up on Wikipedia.

2. The philosophy that all things are equal and equally correct until verified with Wikipedia.

3. Predisposition toward esoteric subjects, debates, which are finally settled only via Wikipedia, the final authority to all subjects, see wikipedia that shit

No use going on about it, I'm a wikiagnostic.

Yet again, the wikiagnostics are betting money on it.

Religious views, Wikiagnostic of course.

by moreskinny February 2, 2010

Wiki Wham

the act of settling a dispute or bet by looking it up on Wikipedia.

Dude 1: no way is natalie portman from Isreal!
Dude 2: hell yeah she is, look it up!
Dude 1: damn, you're right...
Dude 2: you got a Wiki Wham!!

by Chavez232 February 12, 2010

wiki-spank

To correct someones false statement or draw their attention to easily accessible information by emailing them a link to the wikipedia entry. The equivalent of a google slap.

My friend Martin wiki-spanked me with a wikipedia entry on the Madness of Crowds.

by Alberova June 27, 2010