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Overpwn can't be used as a noun, instead only to describe someone or something. Overpwn is a higher stage of the word pwn where someone stands still in shock in what they just saw, probably something impossible or incredible. Overpwn was derived from "over-clocked pwn", shortened to make more sense...
OMG, i just saw this noob take out 3 lvl 70s!!! i just stood there for like 3 mins just staring!!! i wish i would of recorded that! he was overpwn!!!

Leeroy Jenkins = overpwn
Overpwn by EAGarcia April 18, 2008
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Deriving from the word 'Peng' meaning too hot for words and exceptionally good looking. Overpeng is the highest form of the word 'Peng' possible and is only used in certain circumstances when said person is in a whole different league to anything seen before.
This is popularly said on facebook photos comments of those of the suavest standards.
Shaniqua: Nah, dat photo is OVERpeng
Overpeng by The Gawgaz. August 28, 2011

Overpensive 

An other word for something being over rated and over expensive.
That guy is selling overpensive shirts dude!
Overpensive by Mr.Overspensive March 20, 2009

overpenis 

An iconic term uttered by Jen (GamingWithJen), then-wife of Pat (PopularMMOs). In Pat's video "Trayaurus Lab Hunger Games", she meant to say "OverP-ness" (overpowered-ness) but mispronounced badly.
Jen: We're not allowed to use enchanted golden apples- you're putting a lot of pressure on me right now...
Pat: Sorry, I apologize
Jen: Or, uhm... those things, those potions-
Pat: Lucky potions!
Jen: The lucky potions, becuz they're overpenis.. I mean, OH GOD!!! (both ijboling)
overpenis by repufolklore November 30, 2024
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