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Remoteded 

Verb- To change the channel on your TV
History: It all started in early 2018 in the suburbs of London, UK when many people from the upcoming generation of youngers became bored of saying stuff like "changing the channel"
Daniel: I just remoteded from spongebob to Teletubbies
Sujita: Oh cool idrc but cool
Urban Dictionary Merch
Controlling a computer system from a place other than the computers location.

Accessing a server, computer or network from home.
They were having computer problems. So I remoted in and fixed it.
Remoted by IcedOutCat May 13, 2010

remotarded 

When someone is remote control retarded. Sometimes taking between 1-2 minutes to locate desired button. Often wrong buttons are selected much to the disapproval of other fellow TV watchers.

Joey: This sucks, change the channel.

Corky: I don't know how! I'm Remotarded.

remotarded by Blanche Dubois April 15, 2007

remoted island 

The way Cee-Lo Green talks about remote islands.
"Would a trip to a remoted island ease your mind?" - Cee-Lo Green (I Want You)
remoted island by Cornbread-n-Raised December 17, 2010

remoterest 

This is the furthest place out west. No where further. Nothing around. No civilisation
The big red bash is the remoterest festable there is an AUSTRALIA
remoterest by Dadsy Wadsy May 23, 2018

remoteless 

when the remote slipped between the sofa pillows the family were remoteless until it was found
remoteless by Who?is you March 14, 2017

remodded 

v. To remodel/update to a cooler status
"James just remodded the pad"
remodded by enjoythefall January 29, 2007
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In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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