phr33
A term used by 5th grade dropouts usually to obtain free stuff. Common in games such as RuneScape and forums such as GameTalk.
Phr33
A noobs way of saying free.
Usually used to acquire a item on a online game for no payment of said item.
The use of Phr33 is typically used by noobs, since the player is lacking skill and cannot find a way to create an income.
The player simply uses their time for the purpose of annoying.
Experienced players can be found following noobs that are asking for free items taunting them while wearing a noobfit and spamming their own words against them.
Usually used to acquire a item on a online game for no payment of said item.
The use of Phr33 is typically used by noobs, since the player is lacking skill and cannot find a way to create an income.
The player simply uses their time for the purpose of annoying.
Experienced players can be found following noobs that are asking for free items taunting them while wearing a noobfit and spamming their own words against them.
Related Words
phr33 • Phr33 m0n3y pl0x • Phr33 st00f pl0x • pHr33K` • phr33ky • ph33r • ph331 ph34r • ph33l ph34r • phr34k • phr34k1ng
Phr33 st00f pl0x
Sentance generally used by annoying noobs in games such as RuneScape to indicate their lack of education and/or progress in the game and wishes through this annoying spasm of words to gain free stuff, literally means 'Can I have some free stuff please cause I'm an annoying noob'
Phr33 st00f pl0x by Thelamahunter September 6, 2008
ph33r
ultimate fear
(it's worse because ph and two threes are used) threes are sharper than e's so when you are writing it it looks kinda scary. And it's thought provoking.
(it's worse because ph and two threes are used) threes are sharper than e's so when you are writing it it looks kinda scary. And it's thought provoking.
"Do you Ph33r? You should Ph33r!"
ph33r
just another way to spell "fear"; derived from a combination of internet spelling shortcuts and the popular webcomic "MegaTokyo" which promotes certain internet spelling shortcuts. not necessarily a bad thing, not at all offensive unless in the wrong kind of context. again, its a synonym spelling for "fear"