Wordyn
Wordyn by Snowingarlic24 April 19, 2022
Words you can keep
Wordyn
Something bigger and better then a W, replacing a W which is good, the wordyn is phenomenal. The Wordyn is the highest amongst the rankings in society
That shirt is WORDYN. That hat is a W tho, but those slides are Mid, and that bathing suits an L. W fit, but not on a WORDYN level. Smh
Wordyn by Snowingarlic24 April 19, 2022
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Wordyn • wordyness • wordy • wordington • worden • wordanista • wordness • wordanomics • Wordingtonian • Wordname
Wordington
Wordington as a noun is a city that only exists in the minds of people that inhabit it.
Wordington as an adjective is used to describe things that would be found inside of Wordington, generally the worst possible thing.
Wordington residents also have a deep instinct desire to see black men twerking (thug-shaker) by nature.
Every self respecting Wordington citizen agrees that having “Wordington” in your Reddit username is unfunny as fuck and gets you deported to Retardington.
Wordington as an adjective is used to describe things that would be found inside of Wordington, generally the worst possible thing.
Wordington residents also have a deep instinct desire to see black men twerking (thug-shaker) by nature.
Every self respecting Wordington citizen agrees that having “Wordington” in your Reddit username is unfunny as fuck and gets you deported to Retardington.
Wordington by JohnSwagma November 13, 2022
Wordanistas
Those who spend their lives telling others what is or is not a word, based on what they have read in books.
First coined by Steven Colbert on the Colbert Report during a segment of The Word.
First coined by Steven Colbert on the Colbert Report during a segment of The Word.
I know you Wordanistas love to say funner is not a word, but it is, i looked it up in my gut, and that's the Truth.
What is it with you Wordanistas telling me what is and what isnt a word. Who made Merriam Webster God?
"And that brings us to tonight's word: truthiness. Now I'm sure some of the Word Police, the wordanistas over at Webster's, are gonna say, 'Hey, that's not a word.'"
What is it with you Wordanistas telling me what is and what isnt a word. Who made Merriam Webster God?
"And that brings us to tonight's word: truthiness. Now I'm sure some of the Word Police, the wordanistas over at Webster's, are gonna say, 'Hey, that's not a word.'"
Wordanistas by Baba Nace January 29, 2006
Wordington
1. Adjective: Silly, Goofy silly, Offbeat, or Quirky in a slightly disturbing way
2. Adjective: In relation to Wordington
Used exclusively in incomplete sentences with only one or two other words. Makes you sound mentally disabled.
2. Adjective: In relation to Wordington
Used exclusively in incomplete sentences with only one or two other words. Makes you sound mentally disabled.
Person 1: My (20F) BF (20M) embarasses me with his crusader pepe jacket everywhere we go. How do I convince him it's not "based"?
Person 2: Wordington fashion statement
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Person 1: holy crap my balls popped
Person 2: Wordington balls
Person 2: Wordington fashion statement
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Person 1: holy crap my balls popped
Person 2: Wordington balls
Wordington by NerdyH October 3, 2022
wordanomics
A person that knows all words, including slang words, most often can give the definition of the word, most often is told he is a nerd.
me:what is the definition of supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
him: extraordinarily good; wonderful.
me: looks up definition and finds out he's right and *laughs*
him: why you laughing at me
me: cause you know almost all definitions like you study wordanomics
him: extraordinarily good; wonderful.
me: looks up definition and finds out he's right and *laughs*
him: why you laughing at me
me: cause you know almost all definitions like you study wordanomics
wordanomics by questionable and confused August 10, 2020
Wordington
Wordington by Wordingtonian October 23, 2022
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