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Your definition will be reviewed soon. 

when you submit a definition , a message will show saying "Your definition will be reviewed soon." - and by soon they mean about at least 2 weeks
Your definition will be reviewed soon. -"this definition was probably created 3 weeks before it was posted and reviewed here "

Your definition will be reviewed soon. 

A lie
Your definition will be reviewed soon.
This is a lie

Your Definition Will Be Reviewed Soon 

That stressful time when you wonder if your funny urban dictionary definition will be published before you see your friends later that day.
Your Definition Will Be Reviewed Soon is more stressful than falling off a 100 foot building.

Your definition will be reviewed soon. 

When you make a new word on urban dictionary you will get this message saying 'Your definition will be reviewed soon'. We'll this shit is cap, They say this but they will actually review it a week or 2 later. Hell even a month later. Literally a joke, Put my word on urban dictionary you d**** lol.
Urban Dictionary capping about reviewing soon.Your definition will be reviewed soon.

Thanks! We've sent you an email, but we need to make sure your email works. Click the link in your email and your entry will be reviewed soon.

Something I see after I send a definition to UD.
"Thanks! We've sent you an email, but we need to make sure your email works. Click the link in your email and your entry will be reviewed soon."

Oh.

Your definition will be reviewed soon. 

A word that appears when you submitted a word. It is a lie, they will never be reviewed.
Your definition will be reviewed soon.
please just review all of my submitted definitions
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