Legiterately 

Meaning legitimately and literally put together, cause they basically mean the same thing.

"Like, I went to the store this morning and I saw a man wearing a bunny suit. He was legiterately wearing a suit with pink fuzzy bunny ears and a cute little bunny tail."

"I bet if I say it enough I could make that a new trendy slang word. "

Legiterately by TBN May 9, 2020

Legiterately 

is when something is both legitimately and literally something at the same time.

When James came over with those Lil' Wayne Tickets, I legiterately shit myself.

Legiterately by FawkesFoxy June 3, 2011

Legiterately 

adverb/
An admixture of “literally” & “legitimately”

1: Used to emphasize accuracy and truth.

2: A satirical term mocking the way Valley Girls/The Kardashians speak.

3: Meant to be said/used in a partially disingenuous or sarcastic tone/way but with an element of verity.

4: Possibly used to soothe discomfort or cut an awkward silence in a stale conversation.

5: Used to poke fun at seemingly materialistic topics or people.

Judy: “omg my hair was so big at prom, I legit looked liked a bobble head doll.”
Barbara: “oh my god, like, legiterately.”

Legiterately by Constantine_Rubby December 25, 2019

Legiterately 

A combination of the words “legitimate” and “literally.” A word to emphasize something with absolute certainty, or to describe something that seriously happened. Can also be used in a surprised or shocked manner.

“I legiterately forgot my keys in the car!”
“Legiterately?!”
“Legiterately.”

Legiterately by Captain Yoho August 10, 2023

Legiterally 

The form of legit and literally. Used to describe something that is literally and verifiably legit a specific way.

Yo, Conor. I legiterally banged that girl so hard last night. She squirted so much.

Legiterally by URBAN USERRR June 17, 2018

legitimately 

To really truly feel a certain way

I legitimately hate you

legitimately by hannah.e.adam$ November 11, 2015

Legiterally 

Something that is both literally true and legitimate at the same time. to show or declare to be legitimate or proper, well in In a literal manner or sense or Used to acknowledge that something is not literally true but is used for emphasis or to express strong feeling.

The New York Giants legiterally won the Superbowl In 2012.

or

I am Legiterally the best at drinking in the world.

Legiterally by Chile December 27, 2012