A suffix used by silly internet gamer language rapists. Originally used as a substitution for phonetically similar suffixes like "-er", now also widely used as a general suffix for everything.
0r by Derkaderkastani May 10, 2005
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Suffix attached any word to make it (more) 1337 (pronounced leet). Works best with already 1337 words.
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0k, 0r
The term "0k" and "0r" are words created originally by Aquadorix as a joke and also a mistake, replacing the O in Ok and Or with a 0. Recently in mid 2023-24; a lot of people who play N (NTJJG) have been copying the N player Aquadorix's phrase "0k", along with his other jokes.
N players are also known to be on majority of bandwagons on relevant jokes, (typically ones that originate from people such as Aquadorix and xzclvo) because they lack originality.
N players are also known to be on majority of bandwagons on relevant jokes, (typically ones that originate from people such as Aquadorix and xzclvo) because they lack originality.
0k, 0r by Unofficial NTJJG Vocabulary January 11, 2024
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