(v) To be outplayed, outfought, out-talked, etc. by another person, esp. one whom is considered your nemesis.
After the 2008 SuperBowl, Tom Brady is now owned by the Manning family. He is the Manning family's bitch.
by WigOnAStick July 23, 2008
by KingOfIthaca April 24, 2007
An expression of ownership. The phrase, “You got OWNED!” usually follows a particularly impressive insult or win. It is important to remember, however, that you cannot “own” an individual who has recently “owned” you. This will take away from the expression’s effectiveness and make you look like a tool.
For example:
Sally: “You got owned!”
Jim: *Gives Sally the finger*. “Now who owns who, huh?”
Sally: *Walks away, because Jim is obviously oblivious to the ownership rule*.
Sally: “You got owned!”
Jim: *Gives Sally the finger*. “Now who owns who, huh?”
Sally: *Walks away, because Jim is obviously oblivious to the ownership rule*.
by Tsunami Lu March 19, 2009
by Michael M. July 20, 2004
To be DOMINATED in something! To consistently DOMINATE someone or to maintain POWER over someone or something! To be beaten badly! To be extremely embarrassed by someone! To be made a fool of by someone! If you and a friend played a basketball game and he outscored you by 75 points and beat you 85 to 10... he OWNED you! If you had a fight with an enemy and you pummeled him with 10 straight punches and knocked him out without him getting 1 hit in... you can say you OWNED him! If you and your friend played chess 20 times and you beat him 18 out of the 20 times you 2 played, you can pretty much say you OWN him! To be owned is to be badly beaten or dominated in something by someone!
by Jaylove47 June 19, 2011
The state of an individual after an action by another has offended, alienated, or otherwised embarrassed the said individual. Examples include winning a hand in poker, defeating someone by a large margin in a fencing bout, and getting bitten by a pelican.
by Matt I January 30, 2005
Own- the act of putting someone in their place.
Mostly done verbally but can also describe a physical action.
When someone gets shot down. Also called ownage.
Mostly done verbally but can also describe a physical action.
When someone gets shot down. Also called ownage.
by Matt Marrongelli September 19, 2006