Literally

Literally means actually or without exaggeration.

Saying literally, you are describing something exactly how it happened, you are being literal.

1. The mo ate the tuna and literally broke out into hives, seriously, my friend.
2. I literally pissed my pants laughing at that awesome joke.

by SpicyCrawTaters June 8, 2014

liberate

to steal or appropriate something

He must have attempted to liberate a frozen dinner from their house, because they jumped down his throat the next day.

by The Return of Light Joker June 16, 2009

Liberal Media

Media sources that rely on confirmed facts and clearly differentiate between journalism and editorial.

"That liberal media keeps tryin' to say Obama was born in America even though I know he was born in Kenya!"

by F. O'Bannion September 11, 2011

Liberals

People who give a shit about their fellow man.

Liberals "I cam empathize with disadvantaged people and feel that all folks deserve a fair chance to achieve the America Dream."
Crazy person "You and all socialist anti-American fascist Liberals should be shot for treason."

by Dougie #0001 September 10, 2009

hippie liberal douche bag

a person that usually resides in the bay area that tries to force you to live under their rules of life and can't understand why you hate them. they also think its still the 1960's and havent had a hair cut or bath since then.

If that hippie liberal douche bag trys to peel 1 bumber sticker off the back of their Volvo it'll fall apart.

by lil connor the anchor April 10, 2006

liberation

The act of liberating.
Liberating: to liberate.
Liberate: to release into freedom
Freedom: an illusion of the feeling that you can do whatever the hell you want.

Little Timmy walked up to his friend George and exclaimed, "Hah biotch ! I've just liberated your sandwhich" As he did this, he swiped George's Turkey and cheese sandwhich and ran.

by The Dutch Caribbean July 22, 2004

Literature

Literature is the all-inclusive term used to describe instructions or other small-typed text found in various products in small booklets or otherwise. A classic example of "fine American literature" would be Johnson & Johnson's literature on their rectal thermometers (see below).

An example of American literature:

"Every Rectal Thermometer made by Johnson & Johnson is personally tested and then sanitized." -from literature of rectal thermometers made by Johnson and Johnson

by Sid Barrett February 2, 2008