by Ingeborg S. Nordén August 26, 2004
1. A baby-talk pronunciation of love. When used by adults, "wuv" implies that the love-object is cute, childlike, and/or cuddly. Very rarely used about sexual attraction; puppy love is a near-synonym of this word.
2. Childlike displays of affection by someone who has fallen in "wuv".
2. Childlike displays of affection by someone who has fallen in "wuv".
1. Awww...I wuv you sooo much, my widdle snuggle bear.
2. My girlfriend's driving me nuts; every time we go on a date, she goes wuv-crazy.
2. My girlfriend's driving me nuts; every time we go on a date, she goes wuv-crazy.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 15, 2006
Close platonic friends who enjoy hugging each other as a pleasure in itself, not as a form of foreplay. (See cuddle buddies.)
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 04, 2006
An exaggerated version of the less than three emoticon (heart, love, or luv) used in online forums and chatrooms. Used to indicate extremely strong love or attraction; akin to the multiple hearts drawn over/around a lovestruck cartoon character.
If read aloud, this symbol is best pronounced "lotsa-hearts" or "loooove": the number of threes may vary, sometimes growing too long for a literal mathematical reading.
If read aloud, this symbol is best pronounced "lotsa-hearts" or "loooove": the number of threes may vary, sometimes growing too long for a literal mathematical reading.
I <33333333 you so much!
I <33333333 it when we hug...
I <33333333 pizza.
I <33333333 that teddy bear you gave me!
I <33333333 it when we hug...
I <33333333 pizza.
I <33333333 that teddy bear you gave me!
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 12, 2006
(NOTE: this entry defines only "small-b" bible, since too many users on this site use definitions of "capital-B" Bible to argue the merits of Christianity vs. atheism.)
1. A book considered authoritive in its field.
2. The canon of any fictional work, such as a motion picture or a series of related novels; the history and "laws of reality" in a given fictional setting.
1. A book considered authoritive in its field.
2. The canon of any fictional work, such as a motion picture or a series of related novels; the history and "laws of reality" in a given fictional setting.
1. James Fixx's _Running_ is the jogger's bible.
2. By the time _I Dream of Jeannie_ was filmed in color, Sidney Sheldon must have edited the show's bible: older episodes sometimes show Jeannie escaping from her bottle independently, but newer ones imply that she never could.
2. By the time _I Dream of Jeannie_ was filmed in color, Sidney Sheldon must have edited the show's bible: older episodes sometimes show Jeannie escaping from her bottle independently, but newer ones imply that she never could.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 04, 2006
A dance performed to the Village People song of the same name. Its main moves involve trying to form the letters Y-M-C-A with the upper body, although it includes other disco-style steps and slides.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 12, 2006
(Originally referred to the American film-rating system, in which "G" stands for "general admission".)
1. Appropriate for all ages, with no offensive content such as violence, drug use, profanity, or sex acts.
2. Sanitized or altered to remove offensive content.
1. Appropriate for all ages, with no offensive content such as violence, drug use, profanity, or sex acts.
2. Sanitized or altered to remove offensive content.
1. Just because a movie is G-rated, that doesn't mean it's a kiddie show: ever see _The Sound of Music_?
2. I'd better tell you the G-rated version of what went on at the school dance; my mom is probably listening in!
2. I'd better tell you the G-rated version of what went on at the school dance; my mom is probably listening in!
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 03, 2006