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1) How Urban Dictionary is fondly known between frequent visitors of the site.
2) All you need bother to type into google to find Urban Dictionary.
3) A way of finding out what ridiculous words you've never heard before mean within the online community, so they can be transferred into one's very own real, or indeed virtual conversations, to make one appear down with the kids.
1) Alex - "You so stole that word from me!"
Yash - "No way! i got it from urban Dict!"
Alex - "yeh me too... ¬_¬"
2) "search=Urban Dict"
3) "What the HELL does that mean???"
"ugh, Urban Dict it idiot ¬_¬"
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Urb Dict is your one-stop-shop for all your modern slangity needz. Also it's where you can look up singles. Krafts singles, I mean! Ha ha ha ha ha. Oh man. That was cheesy.
I just went to the store and bought a pineapple. It was such an urb dict day.
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(v.) To add en entry to Urban Diction.
That word's freakin' brilliant! You should totally Urban Dict that shit!
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When 12 year olds write a novel on Urban Dictionary on their name telling everyone they’re unique
Anna: Never let an Anna go!!! ,’:((
Thot: Stupid child spreading Dict. Names
An Urban Dictionary Contributor, who is so far off base with their Urban Dictionary definition of a word, that it is neither funny, informative or in the realm of making any sense;
A contributor that misspells or has typos in their definition ;
A Contribution in Urban Dictionary that has far more thumbs down votes than thumbs up
Defining GRATSI as- "basically means awsome as hell or anything you love" is a real dict head move.
What kind of a dict head doesn't spell check their definition?
Person 1"Did you see how many thumbs down votes Jeff's definition got?" Person 2"Yeah I'm not surprised. I knew it was gonna' be a dict head when he told us about it"
Adding your first name and a cliché uplifting meaning to urbandictionary
Examples of name-dicting
Nicole: awesome person that is often imitated but never duplicated.
Jimmy: A highly attractivee person. Someone who is caring, loving and blah blah blah, etc.
The opposite of predicting. A subsequent statement of knowledge of an event after the event has taken place. Primarily used by unimpressed female significant others.
Lisa, there's no way you knew I was going to say that; you're just post-dicting.