Luciant
Luciant by Noahthefoa August 21, 2019
Urban Dictionary
SBE
SBE by shittiest band ever March 9, 2008
What you say when somebody has asked you to do something or when somebody needs to let you know something important and you confirm you have read their message.
Luckily for everybody, "Ok" is now being used by the snowflakes and cranky shitstains of our world in OTHER ways.
When you don't really give a shit about something that somebody said, but you ALSO really need to make sure they know about your royal opinion of what they said. Like you shouldn't even ignore what they said OR even possibly help them out by saying "dude i'm sorry but you gotta stop with that". You need to leave a bad taste in their mouth with a firm "Ok".
When you want to avoid an argument with some dumbass. "Ok" is actually very effective and pretty useful is cases where you need to avoid an online argument and possibly irl.
Angry snowflake bitches being angry snowflake bitches.
When somebody asks you to finish a chore or needs to let you know something important and you just be a homie and let em know you got their message. This SHOULD be the only definition here.
Luckily for everybody, "Ok" is now being used by the snowflakes and cranky shitstains of our world in OTHER ways.
When you don't really give a shit about something that somebody said, but you ALSO really need to make sure they know about your royal opinion of what they said. Like you shouldn't even ignore what they said OR even possibly help them out by saying "dude i'm sorry but you gotta stop with that". You need to leave a bad taste in their mouth with a firm "Ok".
When you want to avoid an argument with some dumbass. "Ok" is actually very effective and pretty useful is cases where you need to avoid an online argument and possibly irl.
Angry snowflake bitches being angry snowflake bitches.
When somebody asks you to finish a chore or needs to let you know something important and you just be a homie and let em know you got their message. This SHOULD be the only definition here.
Me:*sends a meme or makes a joke*
Friend: Ok
Some idiot online: "Hey man you play like a 5 year old I hate trash that play like you blahblahblah"
me: Ok
me: "hey bae I just wanna let you know you're the best and I love you and I wanna give you a tesla, a mansion, and the entire microsoft brand"
Angry snowflake bitches: Ok
Dad: "Hey finish vacuuming before 3" or "hey i'm gonna be home soon"
me:oh ok
Friend: Ok
Some idiot online: "Hey man you play like a 5 year old I hate trash that play like you blahblahblah"
me: Ok
me: "hey bae I just wanna let you know you're the best and I love you and I wanna give you a tesla, a mansion, and the entire microsoft brand"
Angry snowflake bitches: Ok
Dad: "Hey finish vacuuming before 3" or "hey i'm gonna be home soon"
me:oh ok
Ok by BronerSquad November 1, 2020
donds
Supporting or agreeing with a previous statement. Seconding a motion.
"Donds" originated on Readers Recommend, a music blog on the website of the Guardian newspaper in the UK. It began its lexical life as a typo, posted on 13 May 2007 at 15:55 by "Ejaydee" of London, who mismanaged "seconds" (as in "I second the motion"), and wrote "Secdonds for the Sesame Street Theme Toon!!!!" This bounced back later as "sedonds", which was the accepted form for a few months--a joke mis-spelling along the lines of 'pwned'.
“Donds” first appeared when "BlimpyMcFlah" used an apostrophe to abbreviate in comment no. 657714 at 18 minutes past midnight on 24 August with "Immediate and massive 'donds....". By the following morning "donds" began to be used in its final form and meaning.
There have been some playful variants:
“dondage,” “dondarino”, the pseudo- Germanic “gedondheit”. But the default usage is “Donds to that.”
As of autumn 2009, "donds" remains a very common term on the Readers Recommend blog, but unfortunately it hasn't really spread beyond its place of origin.
"Donds" originated on Readers Recommend, a music blog on the website of the Guardian newspaper in the UK. It began its lexical life as a typo, posted on 13 May 2007 at 15:55 by "Ejaydee" of London, who mismanaged "seconds" (as in "I second the motion"), and wrote "Secdonds for the Sesame Street Theme Toon!!!!" This bounced back later as "sedonds", which was the accepted form for a few months--a joke mis-spelling along the lines of 'pwned'.
“Donds” first appeared when "BlimpyMcFlah" used an apostrophe to abbreviate in comment no. 657714 at 18 minutes past midnight on 24 August with "Immediate and massive 'donds....". By the following morning "donds" began to be used in its final form and meaning.
There have been some playful variants:
“dondage,” “dondarino”, the pseudo- Germanic “gedondheit”. But the default usage is “Donds to that.”
As of autumn 2009, "donds" remains a very common term on the Readers Recommend blog, but unfortunately it hasn't really spread beyond its place of origin.