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Word two my mother

Word to my mom (word2mm) Means you’re not lying. That your being dead ass and swearing it on you’re mothers life trying to say that it’s true😭

word2mm by Zeee/XM🤩🤣❤️😭😭😭 January 6, 2019

Lost Woods 

1-In the legend of zelda: ocarina of time (also the best game ever created) when you begin the game you begin in an area called kokiri forest and there you can acess another area by climbing a cliff of vines called lost woods. here you go through a bunch of tunnels and have to guess your way through them if you mess up and go through the wrong tunnel you start form the begining. its very annoying but very cool once you get to the end where you enter the sacred meadows
2- a very hard place to find your way through.

1- i spent 2 hours finding my way through lost woods
2- the damn school is the lost woods i couldn't get to the library and had to ask the janitor.

Lost Woods by woodenstone July 18, 2006

Same word 

Strong sense of Negative or Positive equivalency.
Meaning, " I did it also" or " Same here" or " back at you".

" I hate you "
" Same word..."

" Maybe I should cheat"
" Same word.."

" I like you "
" Same word :)"

" John...I talk to other people..."
" Good, cause I've been waiting to say, same word..."

Same word by KUgarstealingbloch March 7, 2008

the hard word

Australian A heavy-handed request, usually a sexual proposition by a man.

John put the hard word on Emily last night, but she just slapped him and left.

the hard word by SmartLX January 21, 2014

a walk in the woods 

When a hunter comes back empty handed. The hunting isn't always for animals, and can mean an effort that didn't pay off. A big waste of time and effort.

How were your garage sales? They were a walk in the woods. I took a walk in the woods on the deal.

a walk in the woods by benthere March 27, 2008

The N-word 

Nitrogen+iodine+gallium

You nitrogen iodine gallium
AKA =N+I+ G A = THE N-word

The N-word by Meow1273 March 16, 2019

word shmerding 

Trying to ridicule a person or thing by repeating twice, but during the second repetition replace the first consonant(s) with s-h-m.
Often used by speakers or decendents of people who speak Yiddish and German. Since a lot of words an names start with shm.

Hugo: You know you really shouldn't do that any more. You might go to prison.
Chester: Prison Shmison.
Hugo: No seriously man. I think I saw a cop.
Chester: Cop shmop
Hugo: You know, that doesn't always work. You can't solve all your problems by word shmerding them.

word shmerding by Ben faulding May 11, 2006