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word em up

A directive to go and inform other people of facts which they lack from the perspective of the person issuing the directive.

Mostly issued when the person to do the informing is in fact already engaged in this activity, or is known for such, as an acknowledgment of this tendency and positive reinforcement of it.
Yo Chuck, word em up man; they don't know what TIME it is boyeee
word em up by blah face September 25, 2007

Word is bond 

Shortened version of "My word is my bond". You're saying that what you're saying is true and without reproach.
Yo man. Did you hit that? Word is bond man....I tore that shit up.
Word is bond by Karriem April 14, 2004

woods porn 

A porno magazine that is tucked away in the woods for the next generation of horny teenagers to find. It is known that the members of metal bands Shadows Fall and From Autumn To Ashes are great supporters of this. It's also a fact that the internet is ruining woods porn.
Person 1: OMG, I FOUND THIS PENTHOUSE MAG IN THE WOODS DUDE!

Person 2: *gets naked*

Person 1: Yes, woods porn is the best!!!
woods porn by Yo mama!!!!! March 4, 2008

wordburn 

Inflammation or blistering of the brain caused by overexposure to direct words.
Even though the author of the book "The Tree of Philosophy" advises me that it is 'meant to be read slowly, to be "mulled over", roughly one chapter ... per week', but I'd rather be recognizing of my ignorance and simply zipping through the book as quickly as possible--to avoid a wordburn by the post-Kantian metaphysics, Kant's view of religiousness, and all other Kantian stuff.
wordburn by infomillionaire June 18, 2007
Beginning to a promise or swear worthy statement.
"Word to my mother man, I would never let someone touch my family. I'm protecting them 'till the day I die."
Word to by BabyBans June 6, 2018

say word 

A question raised when presented with a shocking or almost unbelievable statement. Could also represent a statement used to determine the trustworthiness of the speaker.
Note: 'say word' functions as a rhetorical question. 'Word' is not an appropriate answer to the question
Shawn: "Yo,I heard that Trevor came out of the closet last night"
Ben: "say word?"
Shawn: "no lie"
say word by Laky April 27, 2008