Stemming from the misspelling of the word "owns", being that the "p" key is right next to the "o" key. It does not mean the possesive "owns", but as in a form of domination, such as in a game or sport.
by Mike November 04, 2003
You just got pwned by player X
You just pwned player X
Dude, this burrito pwns!
NEVER SAY PWNS OR PWN OUT LOUD! YOU WILL LOOK AND SOUND LIKE AN IDIOT!
only type it
dont say (out loud): dude, this burrito pones!
You just pwned player X
Dude, this burrito pwns!
NEVER SAY PWNS OR PWN OUT LOUD! YOU WILL LOOK AND SOUND LIKE AN IDIOT!
only type it
dont say (out loud): dude, this burrito pones!
by Dark Hadrial May 31, 2008
by solved October 02, 2007
It originated fromthe word "own" but since the P is right next to the O people confuse them. People in internet games would say "I'm gonna own you!" which would mean "I'm gonna beat you at this." or something to theat extent.
by Francis Ramoin April 30, 2003
Essentially it means "is much better than" or "humiliates", and is most commonly used as a verb. "Pwn5" is the ultimate way to say "pwns", much in the same way "1337" is the ultimate way to say "l33t".
The "5" represents the "s". It is also mid-way between 0 and 10, so is considered a direct hit between the eyes i.e. perfect. This stems from the origins of the word in online multiplayer gaming, where a perfect shot is respected.
So if you want to be 1337, you should say "pwn5" instead of "pwns" ;) :P
The "5" represents the "s". It is also mid-way between 0 and 10, so is considered a direct hit between the eyes i.e. perfect. This stems from the origins of the word in online multiplayer gaming, where a perfect shot is respected.
So if you want to be 1337, you should say "pwn5" instead of "pwns" ;) :P
7h15 w3b5173 pwns
Th@ l337 h4X0r pwns 7h053 l4M3 n0085
more "1337" ways to say it:
7h15 w3b5173 Pwn5
Th@ l337 h4X0r Pwn5 7h053 l4M3 n0085
Th@ l337 h4X0r pwns 7h053 l4M3 n0085
more "1337" ways to say it:
7h15 w3b5173 Pwn5
Th@ l337 h4X0r Pwn5 7h053 l4M3 n0085
by 1337 d00dsk1 December 18, 2006
by MJM1988 September 18, 2006