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The art of using social media to brag about outdoor adventures you never actually went on. A combination of "um" (hesitation) and "kayak" (because it sounds outdoorsy).

Can be used as a verb (to umiaq) or a noun (an umiaq post).
Sophie: "Check out my Insta! I'm totally crushing this mountain climb!"
Jake: "Dude, you're umiaqqing again. That's clearly the rock wall at Planet Fitness."
Umiaq by HappyCleaner82 July 6, 2024
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Umidaquephobia 

Sharon: *talking to Leo in class*
Leo: *dabs*
Sharon: Don't do that, I have umidaquephobia.
Umidaquephobia by definitelynotsheo September 11, 2016
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ur mom in a can
U stands for U M stands for Mom I stands for IN A stands for A C stands for CAN
UMIAC by kt September 6, 2003
wow so you're just searching up a gachatuber's name with low sub's bro cuz i am them
Uliaq: excuse me there is no examples so take that ha
uliaq by uliaq_ May 21, 2021
Umiah is a fun sassy female, so sweet and crazy. She shines with an inner light. Not afraid to stand up for herself and others. Strong in her convictions but open minded. So beautiful but she has no clue. Not concerned with the superficial. Will totally challenge you and probly win at any game. But smile and make jokes and have you laughing while she wins.
That girl umiah, she's so cute and crazy!
umiah by Mizriel November 23, 2021
An adjustment of UMIAC, a valid word in Scrabble, which is a term in the Scrabble community for “U might initiate a challenge”, preying on the inexperience of new players hoping they say UMIAC isn’t a word.

UMIACFI is for the Urban Dictionary version of Scrabble, meaning “U might initiate a challenge, fucking idiot”.
“What? UMIACFI isn’t a word!”

“Yes it is, we’re playing Urban Dictionary Scrabble, remember? You lose your turn!”

“FUCK!”
umiacfi by HappyCleaner82 July 6, 2024
Traditionally a type of open-skin boat used by the Inuit.

In competitive scrabble, it’s a word that also doubles as an acronym for “U might initiate a call”, for strong scrabble players to flex word knowledge of all things on regular people with lives, anticipating that they’ll call that the word is bullshit because no one uses it in a conversation and then lose their turn as a result.
“I play UMIAC for 10 points!”

“What? That’s not even a real word! I call.”

“You fool, I knew you would initiate a challenge, not only is this a word, it’s slang for “U might initiate a call.”

“Omfg dude get a job no one uses these words in actual conversations, can’t you play something for fun ONE TIME?!”
Umiac by HappyCleaner82 July 6, 2024
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