wik it

verb. - to utilize the omnipotent online encyclopedia, Wikipedia, to learn more about any given subject.

Tony - I've always wanted to know more about Ducal House of Mecklenburg, but I never have the time to go to the library.
Milo - Dude, just wik it!
Tony - Whoa, it's a North German Princely dynasty with origins in the lords of the vend tribe Obotrites! Sweet!

by lawran March 2, 2006

wik-it

Spoken quickly, and at a higher pitch than normal--similar to a record being scratched by a DJ. To add emphasis to doing something--used at the end of the sentence. To use as a parting gesture between friends. Also, can be used as a space filler--similar to "umm."

1.Hey, lets go to the store--wik-it!

2. I'll talk to you later; peace out, wik-it!

by Keens February 9, 2004

Wik it

Verb - a portmanteau of the words 'Wikipedia' and 'it'. Wikipedia being the online, openly collaborative encyclopedia, well known for holding defintions and information for over 16,000,000 articles in roughly 262 languages - making it possible to look up just about anything. To "wik it" is to use this site to find out about a particular subject quickly - albeit the information may be disputed and is not always 100% guaranteed to be completely factual.

Personal 1: "Hey, how far is it between the Sun and Uranus?"

Person 2: "I have no idea, Person 1"

Person 1: "Oh... I know! Why don't I wik it?!"

Later...

Person 2: "Did you wik it?"

Person 1: "I did! Now, not only do I now know that Uranus is 3,000,000,000km from the Sun, I also know that it has an axel tilt of 97.77 degrees. Wow, I feel a lot better. Hmm, I wonder where Hugh Jackman was born..."

by JayDeeDaz September 29, 2010

wik it up

To look something up on wikipedia.

Billy: How many golf balls can fit in the Grand Canyon?
Susan: I don't know, you should wik it up.

by Mike Holcomb January 30, 2007

wikitator

n. A Wikipedia account holder who uses acquired privileges to exert dictatorial powers over contributors. Wikitators frequently throw away factual contributions from subject matter experts that the wikitator is personally ignorant about, using their account privileges to enforce their will.

I corrected a mistake in the Wikipedia entry for where I live but some wikitator threw out my work and then banned me when I tried to fix it again.

by Mel White January 28, 2017

wikiticle

A portmanteau that means a Wikipedia article.

I read an amazing Wikiticle about the Cryptonomicon.

by AardvarkOz August 4, 2007

Wikitelligence

Function: noun

1: the apparent ability to understand unlimited disparate subject matters, but only to the level explained on Wikipedia.

Function: adjective

1. Wikitelligent: having or indicating an apparently high degree of intelligence and/or mental capacity but, in reality, only having a Wikipedia page level command of the subject.

Function: noun

My boss seemingly displays a high level of intelligence with his command over almost any subject but, after fact-checking his positions on Google, I discovered he only has Wikitelligence.

Function: adjective

My boss expects to dominate people in any discussion, trying to demonstrate his command over any topic but, if you fact-check his statements on Google, you'll discover he's only Wikitelligent.

by TomWagner February 5, 2010