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

literally

adv. - In physical or concrete fact. In contrast to any abstract case, like metaphorically, colloquially, symbolically or figuratively.

Everybody has their Achilles' heel, their one vulnerable place. Achilles' Achille's heel was his.. heel. Like, literally.

--Louis CK, 2017

by yeah buddy 2020 March 5, 2021

Literally

Physically happening in the real world; Opposite of figuratively. A word that white Girls FREQUENTLY misuse, while trying to exaggerate.

If you were chasing a goose, you could say, " This is literally a wild goose chase"

by jdthornton99 February 19, 2017

literally

unless you say 'literally' people generally won't get what you are saying.

Dang! That tastes like crap, but not literally of course.

by Orange Hat July 9, 2005

literally

Means to exaggerate. Anyone who says it's "a much misused adverb, often for emphasis" is literally a piece of faecal matter so big it encompasses the whole observable universe, literally.

She was so repulsively ugly that I literally shat my own eyeballs, stitched them to my nipples and proceeded to lactate blood through my pupils.

by TheGravyOne October 7, 2008

literally

used to emphasize the seemingly unbelievable.

"the service at koi was horrible. it was like literally being in mcdonalds"

by jewda April 18, 2006

literally

Figuratively

I literally can't even right now

by BigSwavy May 23, 2016