wormage

noun: The characteristic property of containing many worms.

The rain drowned all the worms in your garden and now it's lacking in wormage.

I just bought some night crawlers for our fishing trip; total wormage!

by Chief Hawks April 3, 2011

wormage

The act of word-worming rather than book worming. The digestion of language rather than typical ingestion. Wormers compose fresh worldly word material directly from the ethers.

Wow, this morning I woke up from dreaming full of (wormage). I had to excrete immediately, grabbed my pen and wrote five new words that came from nowhere somewhere.

by Star Blazer July 15, 2009

Workmageddon

When out of nowhere, time critical and urgent priority work starts piling up with a soul crushing impossibility of success.

Dude, what happened? You were supposed to join us for lunch.

Well, I was out the door when Nicole asked me to help with one little thing while she went to the bathroom. Little did I know the execs were heading downstairs to unleash workmageddon.

by Apricottarte March 3, 2015

workage

Coming from the word "ownage" This means you outsmarted your opponent or "worked" him/her

player1: Man,that clan worked you

player2: yea, that was pure workage.

by El Danny July 23, 2005

warmageddon

n. The oft-predicted final battle over the destiny of Earth's soul between the believers in global warming and the followers of Satan (or between the Global Warming Conspirators and the Holders of the True Knowledge).

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Pretty frigid today, ehh?

That's a sign of the coming warmageddon.

How is that even possible?

You'll see. You'll all see!

by gnostic 1 October 3, 2013

wordage

A word to describe someone's use of words.

"Hey you have really good wordage."
"I've got good wordage!"
"Your wordage is so lame!"

by Daniel Hough April 12, 2004

worbage

Most everything you see/read in a blog. Cross between "Words" and "Garbage".

"We need new content, so post some new worbage."

by BkSeal November 16, 2007