Wordsteal

When someone makes up what they think is a truly unique word or phrase, and then they hear it on tv or from somebody they don't know soon afterwards.

WORDSTEAL EXAMPLE

Sam: ...that film was "loloriffic"!!!

(two weeks later)

TV: ...and this incident has has been described as loloriffic by many witnesses.

Sam: Damn - my word has been Wordstolen!

by scozzah July 9, 2009

woodstalkers

Woodstalkers are people that live in the woods and sell prime times and liquor to young kids while their at parties in the woods

" Morgan and me went to look for the woodstalkers so she could get more liquor and i could get more prime times "

by Mr. PT October 24, 2007

wordsalad shooter

Person who speaks an incoherent series of words, sometimes just related enough to the topic at hand to keep his/her obsequious minions awed by his/her "brilliance."

Sarah Palin is the WORDSALAD SHOOTER of today.

by tifosa November 30, 2010

wordstation

Noun. A computer that has the single purpose of running Microsoft Office. Usually used in a business setting and often overpowered and underused.

If I have to fix one more wordstation that can't print I'm going to jab a pen in someones eye.

by Johnson ODahnger June 27, 2007

wordtalon

someone who has a cutting grasp on literary venues, words, all-things-writing.

The wordtalon critiqued my manuscript and now it's as sharp as her claws.

by WordTalon February 27, 2011

Wordster

Wordster is a person who knows how to use words skillfully or proficiently. -Emeasoba George

Zig Ziglar is a good example of a Wordster.

by Emeasoba George March 3, 2018

Wordsteak

Describing something simple in a more complex way. Usually to make it appear more appealing.

I totally wordsteaked that PB&J!

by coconut gobbler / toad June 7, 2024