wordge

A combined word combined at a point of a like sound. Derived from the words word and merge to describe a merging of words. They are a wordge as opposed to a combined word because they share the "er" sound.

1: "Yo chocolate is my flavorite?"
2: "Whats that?"
1: "My favorite flavor"
2: "O sick wordge man."

by Paul Nis July 1, 2007

Wordge

A typo that is made so often by so many people that it replaces the word it is a typo of.

PWNED is a wordge. People just don't say "owned" anymore.

by MpegEVIL May 16, 2011

wordematics

1: Like mathematics, however, "words" are used instead of "numbers" when performing calculations. 2: A method used to create a type of word called a "portmanteau."

Example

Words + Mathematics

= "Wordematics"

by Rosskopf January 4, 2014

wordle

A fun text game in which the player is supposed to spell words as fast as possible to earn the highest score. The high score is often reserved for great players with a large vocabulary.

Janice: Oh man Ken, you're so good at wordle! I wish I had your vocabulary.

by natrulbornkilla69 August 9, 2009

free worder

someone who puts one letter on the end of one of your words in words with friends or scrabble and ends up getting a bunch of undeserved points

boy 1=damn john just stuck an s on the end of my word and got 24 points

boy 2= he always does that hes a sneaky free worder

by stdo7 April 8, 2012

Wordgasm

(verb) describes the breathless amazing feeling of great pleasure that a person gets from reading what someone else has written.

I was looking at Jean and I thought, wow!! She is the single most intelligent, beautiful, spirited woman i have ever known.

Upon Jeans reading those words, she may experience a wordgasm.

or

Wow, did you see what Avery wrote in his essay about patriotism? It was so incredible, I was breathless after reading it...wordgasm!

by Jean348 February 16, 2010

worderer (as in word murderer)

(noun) A mindless, thoughtless piece of shit who has no regard for the English language and demonstrates it frequently by leaving off modifiers such as adverbs and other word endings rendering them incomplete in an effort to sound cool or "hip". Worderer also applies to assholes who misuse or substitute and replace words that sound similar, also known as 'Bunkerisms' as in Archie Bunker from the 1970s CBS hit sitcom.

Example 1
Steve: Hey man, did you see the meteor shower last night?
John: No. I slept through it.
Steve: That's too bad. It was incred, Bro; beyond spectac. The whole show was a real sight to behold. Quite invig. Don't I speak like a douche?
John: Why, yes you do! You're such a worderer (as in word murderer).

Example 2
When the man in the restaurant began to choke, AnnaMaria shouted, "Does anyone know the Heineken remover?"

by GlindaTheGoodBitch January 23, 2015