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Dude 1: d00d thr33 and d00mbringar316 r teh suX0rz.
Dude 3: Leet sucks.
suX0rz by DoomBringer316 February 10, 2004
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Formal way of saying "sucks".
Rather than the common "that sucks" you should say "shit nigga, that fuckin sux0rz."
suX0rZ by Advil April 9, 2004
Other word for sucks followed by a graphic text smiley Orz (a posture emoticon representing a kneeling, bowing, or comically fallen over person).

The word should be suz0rz/suxorz/suxOrz, not "suxors". What happened to the leg?
Intermittent connection sux0rz. (Short for Intermittent connection sucks. Orz)
sux0rz by miharuism February 26, 2011
sucks (in a negative and un-1337 manner).
j00 sux0rs j00 n00b.
sux0rs by tubulartom November 23, 2002
If you say it like this, you probably aren't getting any.
"I had teh s3x0rz"
"No, you didn't."
s3x0rz by Cobble Pete September 27, 2003

teh suxx0rz 

Something that sucks.

see:leet speak
"That song is teh suxx0rz."
teh suxx0rz by BV7 July 21, 2005
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