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A German word.
Has more than just one definition, though...
When someone overreacts - dann "überreagiert er".
But, also when someone is above of something else, he is "über etwas".
"Ich bin über Dir." - I am above of you.
"Ich bin überglücklich!" - I am very lucky.
Completely, totally, and utterly the defintion of something.
A prime example.
Dude, that friggin' thing was UBER amazing!
To be completely and utterly 'blind-sided' by a competitor or underdog (in business or socially)
(ie: To do to someone else what Uber did to the Taxi Cab industry)
Hotels are getting ubered by Air-BNB.
I just got ubered.
Those guys better look out, they're about to get ubered.
A Noun, used to describe a Paid Driver for a Company/Business, usually paid around 100$ per hour.
Uber, the german word for over, has become adopted as a phrase to add emphasis.
Ordinarily in a positive sense.
That is uber-cool.
Remember me telling you about my uber-ex?
Deutschland, deutschland, uber alles! - German National Anthem
The worst use of a word from German because it sounds uber-tacky. See what I mean? I have never heard a German use that expression- ever. Please stop so you won't make a fool of yourself.
That bar is so uber-hip.
Uber is a lame bastardization of a German word.
To fuck something up so badly that everyone hates you for your actions, and that which was fucked up cannot ever be righted.
Example 1:
Peter: John! You have Uber'd the WORLD with that mistake!
John: Oh f-
-World explodes-
Example 2:
Releasing unfinished software for greater than 2 times the cost of the finished product, and blaming your investors for it.
Refer to:
steamcommunity.com/app/233250/discussions/0/864970587226651407/