Literal

A term used to describe a real thing, situation, etc.

A; I literally wanted leave at that moment.
B; I literally want to just go home and sleep.

by Princessgreer February 24, 2018

Literally

Figuratively

Joan:I literally died

Jordan:Don't you mean figuratively

Joan:No, I mean literally

by SARCASIM!!! December 20, 2014

Liter

Incorrect american spelling of Litre

Americans don't need measurement, because they drink alcohol free beer.

by Gumba Gumba July 12, 2004

Literally

The previous definition was “in a literal sense” but Gen Z has morphed, changed, and exacerbated the use of this word so that it now means figuratively.

Gen Z-er: Dude I am literally dying right now
Gen X: Should I call an ambulance?? What’s wrong??? Are you okay????
Gen Z-er: Huh? No nothing is wrong but this meme I looked at made me kinda smile.

by TheAlwaysCorrect1 December 17, 2022

Literal

In description of an event, usually a party, a word to strongly emphasize how lit everyone was. A literal party is a drunken mayhem but usually means everyone had a good time.

- Did you manage to make it to that party last night?
- I did. It was a literal night and everyone hooked up. You missed out!
- I'm so stupid. I hate missing parties that get literal!

by LiteralAl August 18, 2017

'literally'

as in not "literally"

the fact that the word 'literally' just had to be identified with two types of quotation marks

by yumieee February 6, 2015

Liter

A metric measurement used for engine displacement, brought to the states by the introduction of shitty foreign cars to the American market.

I drove my 1.6 liter Civic to the store to buy 2.0 liters of soda.

by Mprt Hatr September 29, 2003