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1. (Like) (1691↑, 184↓)
(Orig. to enjoy or a word to compare two things.) 1. A term used by many junior high and high school students for having a crush. 2.(v.) same as "said" or "spoke" 3.In some teenage girls, a word spoken in between each word in a sentence.

1.Hey Jane, I heard that John likes you. Yeah, he really wants you. 2.". . .and so Strongbad was like, 'And the dragon comes in the NIIIIIIIIIGGGGHHT\!'" 3. "Yeah, like, i think, like, N Sync is, like, sooooooo, like, cool and, like, dreamy."-some girl

2. (Like) (1068↑, 111↓)
A meaningless word used in teen-age American speech which may indicate, among other things a gap in thinking or brain functioning; a contemporary equivalent of "uh" or "um".

"He was like, about the same age as me, but like, I wasn't sure what he, like, wanted to do with me."

Author: Russ Wollman http://like.urbanup.com/67269
3. (like) (480↑, 65↓)
1a. Similar to. 1b. In the manner of. 2. Approximately. 3. Used with the verb "to be" in dialogue attribution (quotes). 4. Used to express: (a) an unspoken thought or (b) an emotional reaction, especially when (c) exaggerating. 5. A filler word, interchangeable with "uh."

1a. My heart is like a singing bird. 1b. She sat like patience on a monument, / Smiling at grief. 2. There were, like, forty people in the theater. 3. He was, like, "Where are you going?" 4a. I was, like, What's wrong with you? 4b. I was, like, NO DAMMIT\!\!\! 4c. I was, like, crying -- well, I mean, I wasn't crying, but I was so upset. 5. A covalent bond is, like, when the atoms share electrons, right?

Author: Journeyman Writer http://like.urbanup.com/1091919
4. (like) (343↑, 40↓)
Every third word used in the LA and Orange County areas of Southern California.

Like what time is it? Like I have no clue. Like then I was like this and then I was like that and then I was like why are you looking at me like that and then she was like... Like, [OMG] what are you doing? Like, [wtf] language is that that they speak. Like, can you like answer like that like question?

5. (like) (206↑, 49↓)
1. A word implying similarity between two things. 2. A level of romantic interest that is not as high as love, yet not exclusive to sex. 3. An idiot teenager conversation spacer that is virtually meaningless.

1. Apples are like bananas, in that they are both fruits. 2. John is in like with Dave, because they are both fruits. 3. "So, like, I was like, 'Why don't we like do something?' \<insipid high pitched giggle\>" - Teenaged Girl with IQ 75

6. (like) (216↑, 65↓)
In the [UK] we call this a comma. Used mostly to introduce a qoute, it is also used randomly by irritating teenagers and people who dropped out of [school] or have never read a [book] above the literary standard of Guns 'n' Ammo. It can be exchanged with a number of other phrases, including [I was all].

1. To introduce a quote: So I was like, "duuuude" and he was all "baaaabe". 2. Randomly: Like, oh my God, that is, like, so wrong.

7. (Like) (160↑, 49↓)
A word used mostly by preps after every other word for no reason at all

Becky-" i like, think we should, like go to, like the mall because my dad is, like so rich\!" Tara-"Like, that sounds, like so totally, like awesome\!" (flips hair)

8. (like) (88↑, 10↓)
A word used as filler. It has become such a meme in the English language that I am seriously pondering smashing my pinky with a rock every time I use it. Even highly educated people use it in this manner.

So like we can use this equation to compute like a minimum fuel consumption trajectory to another planet. This is called like a Hohmann transfer orbit.

9. (like) (71↑, 8↓)
a. A nebulously-defined social connotation often referring to an appreciation of someone of the opposite gender accompanied by a desire or supposition of a desire for the relationship to progress beyond platonic friendship.

"Hey man, do you like Rachael?"

Author: Jinky Williams http://like.urbanup.com/1291301
10. (like) (70↑, 15↓)
Used by stupid girls like P. Hilton to show how cool and modern they are. But actually it just emphasizes their low IQs, and how retardic they are.

Paris: "Omg I'm like the most popular girl ever\!" Nicky: "Like wow\!" Paris: "Ya I know. I'm like so cool. Just look at me\!" Nicky: *sighs* "We rock\!\!" Paris: "Like im more popular than the queen\!\!\!" Nicky: "You're more popular than me\! I'm just the younger sister who's like less cool than you\!" Paris: "I know\! Doh\!\! If it werent for ME, you'd be a nobody. Like I'm so amazing." Nicky: "Like omg yeah\!'

11. (like) (53↑, 11↓)
one step away from the bed, two steps away from love

I like you alot, wanna go out?

12. (like) (42↑, 5↓)
1) A term used, usually by middle schoolers, to say 'have a crush on' 2) A word used to compare things 3) A word that some stupid teenage Valley girls must use every other word in every sentence 4) A word meaning 'said'

Sandra:I really like John, I want him to ask me out\! Katie: NO WAY\! Gaby likes John too, and he likes her\! Sandra: What? I thought Gaby liked Mike\! Sandra: No, that was last month. She did until she found out that Mike liked Alyssa. Life living with my stepmother is like hell. It sucks. Stupid Slut 1: So, like, I was like, at the mall yesterday, and like, I saw this like, adorable shirt\! And, like, ohmigawd, it was like on sale\! I was all "YES\!" and I went like, crazy\! It was like, sooo cool\! Did you hear what happened? Mara cursed at the teacher today\! She was yelling at Mara and Mara was like "Fuck off bitch" and the teacher seem really shocked, then she was like "WHAT?\!? WHAT DID YOU SAY? GET DOWN TO THE PRINCIPALS OFFICE NOW\!", yelling and shit.

13. (Like) (23↑, 1↓)
an action done on facebook, as in comment or like the status.

Did you see Bridgette's status on facebook?" "Yeah I liked it\!

14. (like) (31↑, 9↓)
(1) like = said (the first Valley Girl,popularized in a 1982 Frank Zappa song,swapped "like" for "said") (2) word used in conversation to set up quotations (3) word used as a stall tactic when they're not confident about what they're saying, akin to "uh" or "um", a space-filler in conversation to keep the other person from injecting into an otherwise-quiet space between thoughts; sometimes thought to be a sign of a poor vocabulary

(1) I'm like, `Gag me with a spoon' and she's like, `Oh my God\!' (2) He's, like, `Go ahead.' (3) I'm like, thinking about taking my clothes off, but I'm like, on my period, and I'm thinking, like, does he want to 'do it' when Im, like, going to be bleeding all over, like, his cock....

15. (like) (25↑, 5↓)
A softening word used mainly by teenagers who are not entirely confident about the content of their speech. Used when they want to avoid an outright opinion or statement of fact that they might be challenged over or that someone might take offence at. It can also be used along the lines of "You know what I'm saying?” to re-enforce the bond between speakers. With each use of 'like' requiring a nod from the listener to indicate they agree with the speakers assessment of events. By opening any statement with 'like' the speaker can avoid responsibility for it being entirely true or not. When overused (as it often is) it can be very annoying to listen to because it sounds like the person is not really saying anything of substance.

"...so I was like, so angry about it." Rather than, "I was so angry." Or "It was like, the best thing ever." Rather than, "I thought it was the best thing ever." Or "I'm like totally over him, and I like don't ever want to see him like, ever again. I mean like, what the hell? He's like a total sleaze" Rather than, "I'm totally over him, and I don't want to see him ever again. I mean, what the hell? I think he's a total sleaze. Don't you agree?"

16. (Like) (17↑, 0↓)
The only thing to do on facebook.

X - I just liked your status\! Y - Well I just liked a comment on your status\! Z - Well I just liked a fanpage about liking comments on status's\!

Author: theingridstones http://like.urbanup.com/5062080
17. (like) (47↑, 30↓)
Around the DC area, it's used to end a sentence or comment. say your comment or question and then add "like" in the end of it.

That nigga is ugly like... Why he got on so many colors like...? Yo son, you actin gay like...

18. (like) (21↑, 5↓)
Locale: UK, Birmingham/Northern England. Word added to sentences in these districts, to affirm something.

"So we went to the shops like"

19. (like) (18↑, 3↓)
a) A substitute for "said", before a quote. b) About; approximately c) Nonsense word; a space holder

a) And he was like, "We should go out sometime," and she was like, "Uh...in your dreams," and he was like, "Bitch." b) He was like, 30 years old. c) So, like, where should we, like, go?

20. (Like) (11↑, 0↓)
A term overused mainly by many teenagers in high school, mainly abused during public speeches because of nervousness felt by the user. However it is sometimes abused when talking to friends..either way...its abused, and people need to learn to say other words other than 'like'

Like i went to the store? and like....i bought some stuff? and like..like...like i drove home after that..then like...like..like like - i forgot.

21. (like) (20↑, 10↓)
An annoying new feature on [facebook] in which people can 'like' (ie. give a 'thumbs up' to) a status update, photo, video, link, and/or any other posted item on their [profile]. Most people are already abusing this feature by 'liking' their own items. A person who does this would be considered a [fag].

Trevor Smith: omg, lls, i like my video sooo much, im gonna click the 'like' button so it looks like i have friends who care about my shitty work\!\! LOL Me: ...

Author: that one guy... http://like.urbanup.com/3723819
22. (like) (18↑, 9↓)
A word used subconsciously by most teenagers, to denote that what they are about to say is probably inaccurate, exaggerated, or estimated; it was thought up on the spot, and while it should be considered, it shouldn't be taken entirely at face value. The word becomes embedded in your vocabulary at around 12 and it takes a lot of thinking to really understand why you say it.

"...and then he banged on for, like, half an hour about God and the Bible and stuff..." "Sam's such a nerd, he wrote like five pages for his essay." "He's a lot older than he looks, he's like 60 or something." "...and then he, like, hurled Ben's shoe up into the tree, and it got stuck. Then Ben went mad on him, he must have like broken his nose or something."

Author: Atomik Spongeface http://like.urbanup.com/3215053
23. (like) (12↑, 3↓)
A word, like, used in like, every like sentense. This can be a habit for some people.

I just so like ate like a box of Oreos now like I'm gonna gain like 15 million pounds\!

24. (like) (16↑, 8↓)
Something I say way too much.

Did you, like, like that book? I, like, liked it because it was, like, a lot like my life. I'd, like, like to get a copy of it.

25. (like) (8↑, 1↓)
1a. Similar to. 1b. In the same manner as. 2. Used with the verb "to be" in dialogue attribution (quotes). 3. Used to express: (a) a thought, or (b) an emotional reaction (not an actual quote), especially when (c) exaggerrating. 4. A word used as filler while thinking; interchangeable with "um."

1a. They passed like fleeting dreams. 1b. She walks in beauty, like the night. 2. I was, like, "What happened?" 3a. I was, like, What is WRONG with you? 3b. She was, like, NOOO\! DAMMIT\! 3c. He was, like, crying -- I mean, he wasn't crying, but he was so upset. 4. A covalent bond is, like, when the atoms share electrons?

Author: Journeyman Writer http://like.urbanup.com/1091857
26. (Like) (10↑, 3↓)
Nonsense, Adjective, Verb 1)A word which is used to substitute a space where a better verb, adjective, or noun.This context is used mainly by females ages 10-17, and the entire population of California. 2)Similar to, resembling. 3)A word used by those in Junior High, or High School, when they feel the word love, or crush is not appropriate for the context given.

1)Like, and then i bought the like, blue, or was it like purple, but, like, it was like, dark blue... 2)Man, you look like hell... 3)Janey and Alex like each other, so they blush in each other's presence.

27. (like) (8↑, 2↓)
americans favourite word, in which they use 100 times in once sentence.

"i was like dude, and he was like dude and i was just like.... dude\!"

Author: Fredwrick Shorty http://like.urbanup.com/3354940
28. (Like) (5↑, 0↓)
1. To enjoy something. 2. Referring to facebook.

1. He likes cake. 2. "I liked her status last night\!\! They were my favorite lyrics."

29. (like) (9↑, 4↓)
A word that used to mean "love" or "enjoying" but now is just the least useful word ever.(CAUTION: May be SUPER annoying or be used 14 times in one sentance\! BEWARE\!\!\!)

"Like OMG\! She really like, did that? I sooooo told her not to like do it\!\! She is soooo like efing retarded now like... OMG\!-- Quote from my best friend

Author: someone who is not interesting http://like.urbanup.com/2036594
30. (Like) (6↑, 2↓)
1. to be similar as 2. to replace "said" or "says" 3. a word that many have come accustomed to say, simply because they have fun saying because it has a nice ring to it, or sometimes if said by a girl, well because they are trying to copy everyone else and trying to make herself sound dumb to guys because she wants them to think shes easy so that she will get fucked

1. Her perfum smells like Ralph Lauren. 2. He was like, I think you're hot. And then I was like, I think ur hot too. 3. That like really sucks. Oh my god, I can't beleive he thinks my boobs are hot.

Author: supposed_2_b_doing_my_hw http://like.urbanup.com/1163923
31. (like) (13↑, 9↓)
A word used by spoiled teenage girls who listen to Justin Timberlake, wear Abercrombie and Fitch, and watch the Real World. It is often inserted in between every word, because the lack of mental capacity of this person does not allow them to string together a complete sentence.

I hate sellouts, MTV, you, and people who say like more than once in a sentence.

32. (like) (7↑, 3↓)
1.A word that is inserted randomly into a sentence. Most people use it just because they're used to it, even some English teachers, and they won't use it when writing but will say it without meaning to. It used to be what you said instead of "um" but not people are so used to it they say,"Like, um..." 2."so I was all like" means "I said"

1.So I went to the mall and there was this, like, really cute shirt. And I, like, asked how much it cost. 2.So the guy was all like,"You should use proper english and say 'I said'," and I was like,"Don't, like, tell me how to talk..."

33. (Like) (3↑, 0↓)
a clickable button on anything in facebook.

FACEBOOK STATUS John Smith: Omg I'm so exited about my progress on World Of Warcraft. Stupid Friend: LIKE

34. (like) (3↑, 0↓)
A common mispelling of 'liek'.

A: Like, this is cool. B: You mean liek?

35. (Like) (6↑, 3↓)
Californian language used when addressing a person's remark.

She was like, "Hell no," and I was like, "Fo shizzy."

36. (Like) (2↑, 0↓)
1) Used to describe a fondness of something. 2) To compare simalarities between things. 3) Overused by Americans in general conversation, losing all meaning.

1) Sally really likes cooking pasta. 2) Pamela Anderson is like the English Page 3 model Jordan. 3) "So I was totally like, you cannot do that, like, that's my song."

Author: cRaZy-HuNNii http://like.urbanup.com/1270786
37. (Like) (1↑, 0↓)
The word 'Like' - Used as a fill out word in scentences of the modern english language. Used by almost everyone that ages in general, from about 10-25. 'Like' Is used to describe something that you dont really know how to explain. Or to just really emphasize what you're saying.

More homework?\! Like OhMyGod\! Where was that place again? It's like down by the square, close to the mall. I'm like so tired right now. I got new shoes... Yeah, they're like totaly hot\!

38. (Like) (1↑, 0↓)
1. A button on facebook. 2. A word for having a crush. 3. Another way to say said. 4. Something some people say in between EVERYTHING.

1. Dude, I just liked every post on her wall\! 2. I heard Tim totally likes you. 3. And she was all like, "Woah, you're hot\!" 4. So, like, I was, like, shopping the other day, and like, this guy came up to me, and like, asked me out. Like, it was soo sketch\!

Author: mahnameiskeri http://like.urbanup.com/5602265
39. (LIKE) (1↑, 0↓)
A spinoff of the facebook status response. It's the equivalent of seriously loving something, WIN, love it, YES, thumbs up, so much more than like.

Mortal Kombat\!\!\!...Scorpion, Sub-Zero and Raiden. Uh, LIKE\!

Author: runlikeahamster http://like.urbanup.com/5421564
40. (Like) (1↑, 0↓)
In all its uses, "like" adds little [color], and there are more descriptive words that can be substituted for almost all its uses. 1. (v) to mildly enjoy. Used by all ages. 1a. (v) To have mildly strong to strong romantic feelings for another. May imply a lack of confidence in one's self or ability to commit. Used mainly from ages 11-17. 2. (comparison) Expressing little to moderate similarity between two or more objects, people, ideas, etc. used in similes, along with synonym, as. Used by all ages. 3. (interjection) Meaningless verbal filler. Synonymous with um and uh. Usually said unintentionally, while trying to finish a statement or question after starting. Should not be used when public speaking. Used mainly by ages 11-14. Stereotypically used by [tween] girls. 4. (v) Said. Used mainly in past tense. As in 3, used to fill the gap made by deciding what to say. Used by 14-30

1. I liked that movie enough that I'd rent it again, but I wouldn't buy it. 1a. I like her, but I don't think I should tell her yet. 2. Tastes like chicken. 3. I was just, like, walking in the park, when he, like, totally was, like, staring at me. 4. And then I was all like, "you don't know nothin about me"

41. (like) (3↑, 2↓)
the most frequently used word in the english language.

person1: like like like like like like like like oh em gee you guys, \<terrible mainstream boy band\> is like like like like like like gonna like play at like \<mainstream award show\>\!\!\!

42. (like) (0↑, 0↓)
and over-used word commonly used as a filler, especially when used by a high-schooler

And he, like, went and, like, totally, like, ditched my, like, best friend

Author: the super epic amazing ninja http://like.urbanup.com/4828324
43. (like) (1↑, 1↓)
The jumjum break in speech primarily to try and think of the next line of lies to cover information and projects that are not being worked on.

I called like the department like and the like coordinator like did not ever like call me like back.

44. (like) (5↑, 5↓)
A word that always comes before "Oh my god" in a sentence. Usually used by girls of all ages who live in the San Fernando valley of California, which is actually a pretty cool place.

"Like, Ooooh my god, that guy is so hot\!" "Like, Ooooh my god, your pants are like so totally awesome\!" "Like, Ooooh my god\!"

Author: jimbobjoeshmoecheese http://like.urbanup.com/449157
45. (like) (3↑, 3↓)
A space filler that many mid-western and southern californian teens alike have unfortunately gotten accostumed to using even when they're not thinking between sentences.

"Dude, that 2nd matrix movie was like bullshit. They have like this half an hour fight between Neo and Smith and in the end he just like flies away."

Author: Matry McMatrix http://like.urbanup.com/372043
46. (like) (3↑, 3↓)
Used in place of a pause or period; primarily in California.

Like that was totally like not cool like I couldn't believe he did that like that was soo not him like yeah.

47. (like) (9↑, 9↓)
the language of the blondes

like... omg... you didnt even give your child a birthday party

48. (Like) (0↑, 1↓)
A word that is used way to much by teenage girls.

Alyson: Like OMG did you like see that guy? Paige: Like yeah he was like cute. Alyson: Like I know right\!

Author: Kkkaaaaayyydedddeeeeeee http://like.urbanup.com/4476460
49. (like) (4↑, 5↓)
compassionate feelings you have

I like you Hillary Tran.

50. (Like) (3↑, 4↓)
A word commonly used in the secret languge of the Valley Girls.

So, like, I said to him, like, would go out with me, like, 'cause, your like, so dreamy.

51. (like) (2↑, 4↓)
Hillbilly for "to need". Some say it's a form of lack, but my folks (dustbowl okies here in california) knew the word lack and were perfectly capible of pronouncing it. But when they were short of something and needed a little bit more, they used the word like.

I only like three dollars having enough to buy that shotgun in the window down at the hardware store.

Author: johnny walton http://like.urbanup.com/2107041
52. (Like) (1↑, 3↓)
'To be Like': Meaning 'To say'. Can be used in the past, present or future (just use 'was' or 'will be').

I was like 'How come?' and he was like 'My parents don't mind.'

53. (like) (4↑, 6↓)
Can be used as a substitute for "ish" and other such suffixes.

"He's all stupid-like whenever he gets drunk." "You think you're so smart and superior-like, doncha?"

Author: Free Pen Day http://like.urbanup.com/1556065
54. (like) (4↑, 6↓)
A word used by bitchy preps who think that they are all that....Hilary Duff.

That was like a bangin like party last night.

55. (Like) (1↑, 3↓)
Like put either at the beginning or end of wods to exptess something that is good

like..that was the best day ever

Author: Flat 20 crew http://like.urbanup.com/851639
56. (Like) (3↑, 5↓)
a word to express exsageration of something and to stall from spitting out words

Like he was like and I was like and yeah it was like um um yeah like totatly

57. (like) (5↑, 7↓)
a word used in sted of uhh that was stared with the movie Valley Girl

Like, oh my God\!

58. (LIKE) (6↑, 9↓)
Full stop

"How's it going, LIKE?"

59. (like) (4↑, 8↓)
practically every other freaking word in Californians' vocabulary a necessity to Californian language; a Californian accent, if you will

Kaitlyn said, "I mean, it's not like he got all the way to third base, like, I kind of, like helped him there, but, like, he, like kind of like wanted it."

Author: The Friendly Yellow Letters http://like.urbanup.com/3801726
60. (like) (1↑, 5↓)
Prenounced *lee-keh* Hylian for "eat". The term LikeLike means "an eater of sorts". Gradually calling a Hylian this means your probably refering that this person is fat.

A man takes a women to dinner, she orders everything and in his mind he says "What made me think to date a likelike..."

Author: Feanaro Lossehelin http://like.urbanup.com/2878497
61. (like) (1↑, 6↓)
A word used by retarded white girls after everything. Its a substitution in their sentences for a comma. It sounds really ignorant and therefore they should be called niggers just like how there are black people that say "sup nigga" before every sentence sound ignorant, they sound ignorant also and therefore are niggers too.

amber: like hey brittany, i like got my boob job, and like got a tan, and now i like look like a rotted pumpkin, and like, i like, got my lip plumper, cuz like i have no lips, and like........idk..like, whatever Brittany:like omg amber, that like sucks, like the 17 dicks that i like sucked last night, and like got herpes from, like WOW\!\!\! that like is horrible\! like OMG\!

Author: A beautiful girl\!\! http://like.urbanup.com/4234350
62. (Like) (4↑, 10↓)
Word used after every other when drunk.

(Scotch Drunken Accent) FU Like I saw her first Like\!

Author: Alex and Rob http://like.urbanup.com/38493
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Last updated: 2012.03.01

Urban English dictionary. 2013.

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