Legiterally

It's a combination of the words legit and literally, coming together to for the word legiterally. It's purpose is to be used when one is legiterally serious about something, but can't find the right word for it.

I was legiterally about to eat that peice of cake you fat fuck.

by The_Enterprise June 7, 2018

Legiterally

When something is literally legit.

"That party was awesome dude!"
"Legiterally awesome!"

by pyixis June 10, 2018

Legiterally

A hybrid of legitimately and literally, used to further emphasize a point.

I legiterally wore two hoodies in my friend's house because it was so frickin cold.

by Yustice Beauregard December 25, 2022

Legiterately

A combination of the words “legitimate” and “literally.” A word to emphasize something with absolute certainty, or to describe something that seriously happened. Can also be used in a surprised or shocked manner.

“I legiterately forgot my keys in the car!”
“Legiterately?!”
“Legiterately.”

by Captain Yoho August 10, 2023

Legiterally

The combination of "legit" and "literally" used to convey an absolute fact

"This coffee tastes like garbage."
"Legiterally."

"I legiterally fall off the Empire sSate building yesterday."
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by Poiema August 25, 2022

legiterally

when you mix up literally and legit, and it becomes whatever this is.

this is legiterally a great word in not gonna lie.

by breadstick1o1 March 9, 2021

Legiteral

True. Honest.

This word is created to offer an alternative to the often misused word “literal”. People love the “umph” and emphasis of the word “literal” (and “literally”). The word LEGITERAL does not require the same rarely attainable conditions for its widespread use, yet it still provides the same “umph” and emphasis, if not more.

I legiterally blew my stack when I heard the bad news.

by Moi Doi May 28, 2021