-adj
1) Lawfully correct, legal.
2) Justified, not un-called for
4) Something very, very true
3) used to describe something in the utmost of truthiness or maybe something SO FRIKKIN DAMN AWESOME , see sick,sweet, telk, or godly
also see legit
1) Lawfully correct, legal.
2) Justified, not un-called for
4) Something very, very true
3) used to describe something in the utmost of truthiness or maybe something SO FRIKKIN DAMN AWESOME , see sick,sweet, telk, or godly
also see legit
The cash was legitimate.
It was a legitimate insult.
Twilight sucks, and you know it.
boy1-"check out what i scored tonight!"
boy2-"That Is Legitimate."
It was a legitimate insult.
Twilight sucks, and you know it.
boy1-"check out what i scored tonight!"
boy2-"That Is Legitimate."
by jschoo May 10, 2009
1. fair (for you); something that you won
(like a game of cards might be legitimate for you but not for another person)
(like a game of cards might be legitimate for you but not for another person)
person 1: hey lets arm wrestle
person 2: ok
(person 1 wins)
person 2: that was so unfair! you bit me!
person 1: thats not true, it was totally legitimate
person 2: it was not legitimate
person 1: ur just salty that you lost
person 1: and i didn't bite you either, i used my "skill"
person 2: ok
(person 1 wins)
person 2: that was so unfair! you bit me!
person 1: thats not true, it was totally legitimate
person 2: it was not legitimate
person 1: ur just salty that you lost
person 1: and i didn't bite you either, i used my "skill"
by craisins.inc June 26, 2018
Form of sarcasm
If something that happens is extremely unlikely you say it is legitimate or extra legitimate often followed by a hand signal normally used to express the word ok
If something that happens is extremely unlikely you say it is legitimate or extra legitimate often followed by a hand signal normally used to express the word ok
by FreakyBigH February 19, 2015
by jesus November 16, 2003
by Secret Justin January 26, 2007