UFC Purist

The term "UFC Purist" is used to describe a noob Mixed Martial Arts fan who only watches and keeps up with MMA fights/fighters within the UFC. Most UFC Purists actually believe that UFC is a sport. Alot of them have been proven to not even know what MMA is. These kind of noobs idolize fighters such as Chuck Liddell, Tito Ortiz, Randy Couture, Matt Hughes, Brock Lesnar, Blow Job Penn etc. UFC Purists can be found anywhere in the Youtube website leaving STUPID, USELESS, POINTLESS, AND UNEDUCATED comments on MMA videos.

If you believe Brock Lesnar would ever beat Fedor Emelianenko, you are a UFC Purist.

If you thought Shogun was gonna lose to Chuck Liddell before their fight you my friend are a UFC Purist.

If someone mentions PRIDE and/or PRIDE fighters and you have no clue what they're talking about, you guessed it! UFC Purist.

by KENPO909 July 18, 2009

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by gpetriz March 29, 2017

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Then follows the rejected definition.

Mark: Mate, my definition on Urban Dictionary was not published
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by Grounds keeper Niel March 31, 2019

anime purist

A person who simply believes only in Japanese animation that has been subtitled. In some cases, they like Japanese games

I am an otaku, as well as an anime purist because I don't like dubbed anime.

by Sneeze042 May 24, 2004

Purisu

How Japanese people pronounce the english word "please".
Take in consideration that Japan has, like all other countries, different accents.

Fangirl: Can I get a purikura for my room?
Mom: No.
Fangirl: Purisu? :3

by Veivorok November 30, 2011

publisting

Publisting = public fisting, a common pastime in Delaware and other odd eastern states.

After work Teri planned to go publisting with her friends and a vat of butter.

by Jacques Asse April 22, 2009

Robinhood Publishers

Publishing houses that rob their star authors to pay bonuses to their oft-underpaid and overworked editors and their bosses, using all kinds of creative strategies to avoid getting caught, while family-owned publishers would notoriously overpay themselves and their loved ones or relatives first, but underpay their employees.

Even in low-corruption Singapore, it’s an open secret that Robinhood publishers continue to thrive, because most authors who’ve a sixth sense of being shortchanged couldn’t afford the legal means to suing them for their decades-long shady business practices.

by Fasters October 21, 2022