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A popular term used on tiktok referring to super group boysgenius, comprised of phoebe bridgers, julien baker, and lucy dacus, where when a fan sees any three things correlated with eachother they’ll say “literally boygenius”
“Did you see those three cats?”
“Oh yeah! they were literally boygenius. The orange ones julien, the black ones lucy, and the grey ones phoebe!”
Used by the speaker whenever when they're speaking the truth and they get supressed.
Player1 : "I did not steal your diamonds! It was player2."
Player2 : "?mute Player1 one second, lies."
Player1 : "Literally 1984."
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a literal kangaroo. it's just a kangaroo
I saw a literal kangaroo while I was in Australia
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Racial pejorative; often used by neo-nazis and the alt-right to describe marsupials that run amok in Australia.
Dave: Hey Skyler, did you know they’re are literal kangaroos that run in public?
Skyler: Is that, like, another racial pejorative?
Cenk: It’s on the internet, look it up- GOOGLE IT, it’s really easy.
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How you might feel when you want to use a word in conversation that you're familiar with in reading and writing, you know perfectly well what it means, but you've never heard it spoken, and have no idea how to pronounce it.
"It doesn't matter how many times you click on Font Color. Changing red text to red again won't make a difference. It's eye-dem-... id-em-..." (thinking, "How the *$%^& do you pronounce 'idempotent'??? Guess that makes me eye-literate.")
means of communicating the definition by use of words/phrases like "of or relating to" and "thereof" that give definitions that little kick of genious and sparkle
"This definition on urban dictionary is stupid."
"No, it's not, it sounds like a credible piece of information, what with all those big words and phrases shoved in it in places."
"The writer was obviously dictionary-literate."
Making minute grammatical errors though being completely literate when running on low doses of sleep.
Oh my gosh--did I just say 'specialer'? So not a word. And I know that....because I am fully literate but tired. At least I know 'a lot' is two words.