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litrelly by quailian_diver January 11, 2020
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Litreally
Unlike literally (the term is constantly misused by morons) litreally means "in actuality, this really happened". Used when you reach a good/surprising part of the story and you want to stress that what you are saying REALLY happened (litREALLY, not literally).
John - "And then she litreally took off her top and jumped into the pool"
Amanda - "He litreally had a dick smaller than my thumb".
Amanda - "He litreally had a dick smaller than my thumb".
Litreally by swindlemelonzz September 23, 2011
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litreallyaviana
a tiktoker, that has a total of 5 fan girls, and 6 people that idolize her! wow, Very sweet and she was kind. The boyz on tiktok attacked her withour any reason, why would they? SHES THE BEST TIKTOKER EVER!!
litreallyaviana by wensly<3 April 29, 2021
Litrally
An misspoken appropriation of the adverb "literally". Has no actual definition, but is used as verbal filler by annoying and vapid social media users in an attempt to sound sophisticated. Citing misuse by historical writers as an excuse, it has infiltrated the modern vernacular. It has managed to surface as an alternate definition to literally in "current year" online dictionaries by other vapid social media users who leveraged diversity requirements to get a job with them.
A less annoying word, I am not aware of.
A less annoying word, I am not aware of.
I litrally just .. (insert every activity known to man here)
I litrally can't .. (followed by nothing, for additional annoyance points)
I litrally can't .. (followed by nothing, for additional annoyance points)
Litrally by The Flange Flogger March 24, 2019
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