Wordette

Def: To agree, to acknowledge. Best used in the context of "I love you" conversations when a male prefers to avoid those words even though he loves his lady friend in return.

Synonym: Word

Note: When a lady says "I love you" to her man-friend, research shows that most woman don't expect them to say it back, but do expect them to say something supportive or comforting. Using a neutral and sensitive term of agreement, like "wordette," will probably land you a BJ.

Example 1:

Lady-friend: "Its a nice day to make out in the gazebo."
Man-friend: "Wordette."
Lady-friend: "You're so cute =)"

Example 2:

Lady-Friend: "Just wanted to say I love you and hope you are having a great day!"
Man-Friend: "Word"
Lady-Friend: "Umm I think I would have prefered no response to word... (Blah Blah Blah)"

by Dr. MZ April 29, 2010

Wodette

Feminine variant of "wodie," derived from "wardie," a term referring to inhabitants of one of New Orlean's wards. The feminine version was coined on August 16, 2012 by the Shockster.

That little wodette is one fly honey.

by NathanLegs August 16, 2012

wordethem

Wordethem, also known as "word" has no single meaning, but is used to convey a casual sense of affirmation, acknowledgement, agreement, or to indicate that something has impressed you favorably.

Its usage among young blacks has been parodied ad nauseam among clueless suburban whites.
"Come on, man, we're going to the store."
"Word."

"Man im hopping off we lost too many."
"Wordethem"

by jhitday June 9, 2022

wodette

The feminine variant of “wodie,” derived from the word “wardie,” referencing New Orleans probect housing wards.

Used affectionately, like “my n****” or “bitch,” or neutrally like a pronoun to refer to someone.

Juvenile’s 2001 song “Set of Off” from the albun Project English:
“wodie, wodette, wodie, set it off in this muthafucka”

by zydeco_wegro July 4, 2024