Urban Dictionary
X-box
The most fanboyed and overrated console to date.
Proof that no one in Redmond knows how to market anything; as the most "X-treme" letter in the alphabet is paired with a brief description of its shape.
Lives solely off it "superior Graphics."
Proof that no one in Redmond knows how to market anything; as the most "X-treme" letter in the alphabet is paired with a brief description of its shape.
Lives solely off it "superior Graphics."
"Did you play on your XBox last night?" "No, leave me alone you materialistic prep!"
"We need to launch a console..."
"Kids these days like the letter X, put an X on it."
Bill Gates was wrong when he said the future of video games is graphics, the cornerstone of the industry will always be how fun the games are to play over the way they look.
"We need to launch a console..."
"Kids these days like the letter X, put an X on it."
Bill Gates was wrong when he said the future of video games is graphics, the cornerstone of the industry will always be how fun the games are to play over the way they look.
X-box by PeaTearGriffin097 February 15, 2005
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yn_potter.neville__ Is a tik toker who makes wattpad books one Neville Longbottom and one about James potter
yn_potter.neville__ Is my favourite tiktoker
yn_potter.neville__ Is my favourite tiktoker
yn_potter.neville__ by Shaylashat January 27, 2022
wowzone
wowzone (noun)
1. A word used to describe an object or being (esp. person) that is extremely popular for unknown reasons.
2. A word used to describe the aura created by such an object or being.
Origins: In September 2005 (according to Alexia, a division of Amazon.com responsible for monitoring internet traffic) a website known as the "wowzone" ranked, inexplicably, as the 496th most popular site (out of 8,168,684,336 web pages). This led to a small group of individuals using the word as a description for things which had become popular for no overt reason.
1. A word used to describe an object or being (esp. person) that is extremely popular for unknown reasons.
2. A word used to describe the aura created by such an object or being.
Origins: In September 2005 (according to Alexia, a division of Amazon.com responsible for monitoring internet traffic) a website known as the "wowzone" ranked, inexplicably, as the 496th most popular site (out of 8,168,684,336 web pages). This led to a small group of individuals using the word as a description for things which had become popular for no overt reason.
1. "Keanu Reeves is a wowzone."
2. "Contemporary serial plagiarists Oasis are creating a near dangerous wowzone."- Matt
2. "Contemporary serial plagiarists Oasis are creating a near dangerous wowzone."- Matt