wikipedia

wikipedia
1. (wikipedia) (5865↑, 624↓)
Savior of high school students everywhere

Example? Pretty much every paper I've decided to hand in.

2. (Wikipedia) (5114↑, 794↓)
A project to create the most accurate and complete free-content [encyclopedia] on the Internet. Written as a collaboration of users across the Internet. Basically, the [UrbanDictionary.com] version of an encyclopedia, without the witless comments.

An article on Wikipedia helped me write my Astronomy paper.

3. (wikipedia) (2861↑, 519↓)
The place where you go when the word you're looking for is too sophisticated to be found on UrbanDictionary.

I found the definition for "Antidisestablishmentarianism" on Wikipedia.

4. (wikipedia) (1977↑, 753↓)
A free online encyclopedia that knows EVERYTHING. I mean EVERYTHING. IT knows ALL.

There isn't anything that wikipedia doesn't know

Author: Prince Leviticus http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/896079
5. (wikipedia) (1231↑, 253↓)
The world's largest forum for anonymous arguments. Argue with everyone in the world on any topic imaginable. You may be Stephen Hawking, so-called "expert", but you need to reconcile your views on black holes with Bob from Idaho who thinks they are portals to Narnia and find some neutral point of view that you can both agree on.

I wanted to find a place to argue about Bruce Jenner's Wheaties boxes and found Wikipedia.

Author: Cunningest Linguist http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/1740742
6. (wikipedia) (1139↑, 376↓)
Internet-based free content encyclopedia that provides entries submitted by regular Internet users, thus covering topics and issues more often ignored by the scholarly print-based encyclopedias. Not everything can be submitted, and there are policies and guidelines that must be followed. Is a distant relative to urbandictionary.com in that they are both free content Internet databases.

Wikipedia has an extensive listing of every major Harry Potter character. Even Luna gets a good-sized entry.

Author: Paul Wartenberg http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/429780
7. (wikipedia) (946↑, 246↓)
Britannica on the bathroom wall.

"I didn't know Mr. Siegenthaler killed JFK. Thanks, Wikipedia\!"

Author: Limecat Never Forget http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/2057271
8. (Wikipedia) (370↑, 50↓)
The only encyclopedia with more information on Sonic the Hedgehog than William Shakespeare.

Wikipedia is the ultimate pseudo-intellectual resource.

Author: I reject all your entries http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/2277475
9. (wikipedia) (536↑, 222↓)
Online open text encyclopedia, the quality of whose articles varies widely because the quality of the contributors varies widely. A large number of its two hundred billion trillion articles consist of recycled news releases, wishful thinking masquerading as fact, axe-grinding, and hobbyhorse-riding. On the other hand, some sections include many articles written by people who know what they're talking about.

If you like an encyclopedia which provides hundreds of articles about Canadian television shows, you'll love Wikipedia\!

10. (wikipedia) (278↑, 67↓)
because you're too fucking lazy to research it yourself

Look it up properly? You have to be fucking kidding me. I have wikipedia\!

11. (wikipedia) (314↑, 151↓)
Wikipedia is the new google.

Even if you google something, the first hit will be a wikipedia site anyway.

12. (wikipedia) (233↑, 86↓)
A place where every article has an anime reference, a video game reference, an Internet culture reference, and a "Criticism" section, regardless of the subject. I mean, this is the Internet, after all.

It's surprising that Wikipedia's article on war contains no information about the console wars.

13. (Wikipedia) (166↑, 53↓)
A site that you learn more about anything else then you could in four years of high school.Probably college as well.

Meg: Wikipedia unlike high school doesn't rip us off years of learning at school... Johnny:For seral.

Author: browngirlsdonttakebs http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/3650549
14. (wikipedia) (173↑, 68↓)
da resoan y i paseed gruade 9

i copey fro wikipedia 2 pas

15. (wikipedia) (310↑, 209↓)
Wikipedia is a great idea in theory, but in practice, most of it's a waste of cyber-ink. It's supposed to be a massive open-source encyclopedia. To its credit, it contains some quirky, interesting information not found anywhere else. However, it also contains factual inaccuracies and political garbage. The bulk of its most influential contributors (the ones with power) are ideological morons, each of whom has to put his/her opinion into every article, even on topics like Norse mythology or basket-weaving. Petty squabbles dominate while factual integrity and cooperative production are made tertiary priorities. The worst aspect of Wikipedia is the "cabal" of like-minded, influential, long-standing contributors who dress their views up as "consensus" and use their sysop privileges to bully anyone who disagrees with them. As an interesting footnote, the encyclopedia was also implicated in a [2004] character assassination effort by a band of anonymous [right-wingers] against [Mike Church].

Wikipedia is not as it should be.

16. (wikipedia) (373↑, 272↓)
an online [encyclopedia], started at 2001, made by user contribution and translated to many languages. visit wikipedia.org

contribute to wikipedia project \!

17. (wikipedia) (121↑, 36↓)
An online pseudo-encyclopedia that is run by a bunch of pimply-faced teenaged nerds and 40 year old obese virgins living in the mothers' basements. On this particular website, truth isn't based upon the facts but rather upon majority opinion.

Wikipedia is a steaming pile of BS, run by a bunch of lusers.

18. (Wikipedia) (420↑, 349↓)
An elaborate message board filled with complete inaccuracies, tabloid influenced rhetoric, outrageous emotional based opinions, blatant political conflagration, and callous disregard for scientific fact, which is thinly disguised as a free, open source, online encyclopedia that postures itself to be an authoritative and factual information resource; where the moderators and owners of the site delete and cover up entries they disagree with, discounting objective facts and labeling such users as "vandals" inside the alleged collaborative structure that is really designed to have the web population do its work for them with no compensation.

"Wikipedia is trash and is destined to fail."

19. (wikipedia) (102↑, 35↓)
An [Internet] [blog] site where willfully biased control freaks and chretins battle to pass off their [misconceptions] as encyclopaedic "truth". Also spelled: [Wackopedia]

Fred: I was looking at wikipedia last night and read that George W Bush is descended from Darth Vader. Isn't that amazing\! Joe: You were looking at what? Moron.

Author: Charles K Darwin http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/2966503
20. (wikipedia) (141↑, 76↓)
A website where you can find articles on everything from Raisin Bran to the diarreha song.

Tim checked Wikipedia to find out what the term "bukkake" meant.

21. (wikipedia) (106↑, 43↓)
An free, online encyclopedia that is a hundred miles long and only one inch deep.

Did you know that a good chunk of what some read on wikipedia isnt true? Just some knucklehead writing what he HE thinks...

22. (wikipedia) (87↑, 26↓)
Wikipedia is the academic equivalent of asking your friend or a group of your friends for information on a subject. Sometimes you get really smart insightful intelligent answers and sometimes you get complete garbage.

Simulation of asking wikipedia/a friend a question: Hey, who was Robert Murdoch anyway? Oh, hes that guy that owns Fox News and burger king or something in Australia I think. He was on the simpsons that time, remember?

23. (Wikipedia) (74↑, 14↓)
Originally a parody of Uncyclopedia, Wikipedia has grown into the world's largest MMOAEG (Massively Multiplayer Online Article Editing Game,) boasting millions of subscribers and over two million individual realms or 'Articles' in which you can play. The object of Wikipedia is to make as many edits as possible, as you quest through from the most simple low level articles on insects and bovines to vastly complex articles on the nature of the universe. The final challenge created by the moderators is an article on Wikipedia itself. 'Powerleveling' is a serious problem in Wikipedia, leading to many arguments over comma placement, spelling, and whether 42 really is the answer to life the universe and everything. Countless lives have been ruined by Wikipedia; as players, or 'editors' as they call themselves, neglect their families and friends. Of course wikipedia can benefit lives as well. Many uneducated teenagers see Wikipedia as 'leet hax' which they can use to circumvent study, where they are secretly being tricked into reading an encyclopedia. Contrary to unpopular belief, Wikipedia is technically an encyclopedia, although it it edited many millions of extra times.

One Stupid Kid One: Dude, like check out my paper on the industrial revolution. I'll like get an A for sure. Pwnt. Stupid Kid Two: LOL, moron, you put like this comma in the wrong place. I would know since I just copied my paper off of Wikipedia last week. Stupid Kid One: OMG dude, like I did that too, but I just copied it last night\! LOL, KRINKT\! Two Wife: Come to bed honey... I need your opinion on a new outfit I bought (; Editor: Not now I've almost beat this article. Also you spelled ;) wrong.

24. (wikipedia) (136↑, 76↓)
The greatest solution to High School assignments since cheating was invented.

Teacher: Now i want a 5 page essay on medicine in by Friday\! *Student searches medicine on Wikipedia...*

25. (wikipedia) (304↑, 244↓)
The free encyclopedia.

I'm going to look this up in Wikipedia.

26. (wikipedia) (125↑, 68↓)
you get what you pay for. =D

you get what you pay for, wikipedia is free.

27. (Wikipedia) (79↑, 23↓)
A free online open-source encyclopedia that unfortunately falls prey to the pseudo-intellectual pimply obese 12 year olds who so often become moderators on internet forums. While the idea of everyone in the world compiling their knowledge into one source is pretty good, the fact that anybody can edit anything and that what classifies as a "neutral point of view" is decided by opinionated teenagers prevents Wikipedia from being a legitimate encyclopedia and maintains its role as a dumping ground for useless anime trivia and pointless facts about final fantasy characters. While it shouldn't be hard to touch up and change the more opinionated and useless articles, "Wikipedians" would much rather debate the most pointless and trivial details of whatever the situation is than actually fix anything.

My teacher wouldn't let me use Wikipedia because she said it didn't count as a real encyclopedia.

28. (wikipedia) (115↑, 70↓)
The nasty new face of internet censorship. Bans anyone with actual knowledge of a subject and deletes articles about sites that criticise or parodies it. Nothing more than a tool to push the American POV and "American" (lol) English as being the correct form.

Editor-"Mr Wales, why do you ban people who have actual knowledge?" Jimbo Wales (owner of wikipedia) - "because they upset my legion of 13 year old admins and makes them feel inferior"

Author: Were all doomed http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/2235775
29. (wikipedia) (248↑, 203↓)
Basically it's Urban Dictionary but with all the entries based around sex-realted slang replaced by intellectual thought. A good proportion of it may or may not be written by crazy people in caves who haven't seen sunlight in years, and as a result believe that "splinkard" is a real world.

"Do NOT quote wikipedia in your dissertation\! It is not an academic source." Bloody useful though.

30. (wikipedia) (134↑, 90↓)
A website that REALLY pissed off the Chinese Communist Party, or simply the PARTY.

Wikipedia actually has more backbone than corporations like Microsoft, Google or Yahoo\!.

31. (Wikipedia) (61↑, 22↓)
A free encyclopedia where average people can make an account and rant with false information about people or things that they hate, and naive Americans will pass it as truth because they're too lazy to look for a more reliable source.

"I learned on Wikipedia that Austin Winkler of the rock band Hinder was gay\! Wikipedia is a reliable source, so it must be true\!" "My school has an article on Wikipedia. It's North Adams High School, located in Seaman, Ohio. The principal is Mr. Waffle and the vice principal is Mr. Horny." "According the the intellectual source of Wikipedia, Adolf Hitler died by being attacked by a bear. I always thought it was something along the lines of committing suicide while in hiding, but who am I to criticize the wisdom of Wikipedia?"

32. (wikipedia) (42↑, 4↓)
The Wiki software genre as applied to a public [encyclopedia]. It is very popular due to its ability to its loose licensing policies, which allow it to be included in [commercial] [Web sites] (such as Answers.com), as well as the general [bias] most of the [Internet] has in favor of [open-source] [software]. Due to these financially-driven reasons, it is is always within the first results of a search query. If you are going to read any Wikipedia article, it is important to first read the "[Talk]" page, as registered Wikipedia users are notorious for their [elitism] and [incompetence]. Wikipedia is run similar to a pure [democracy], where any viewpoint with support over 50% has the final say. Both of these reasons lead to [inaccuracies] and subjective deletion policies, including [musical genres] any Web search can prove legitimate and unique Web sites featured in the [mainstream press]. [Vandalism] is often found on Wikipedia, which can contribute the motives and viewpoints behind the deletion activities. Wikipedia also invents words and phrases (such as "[fancruft]") and instructs registered users not to use them outside of Wikipedia's editing process. Supporters point to studies claiming that Wikipedia is more credible than major encyclopedias, while opponents point to major negative news events, occurrences of censorship and alleged political/religious biases, and founder [Jimbo Wales]' beliefs in [Ayn Rand]'s [Objectivism] as applied to his personal life.

Wikipedia is a very popular result with search engines. It is a real shame that readers don't investigate the behind-the-scenes activities, of which they may or may not approve...

33. (Wikipedia) (52↑, 16↓)
The reason why actually having a WIDE GENERAL KNOWLEDGE isn't cool anymore.

"You don't know who Rasputin was, do you?" "Yes, I do. He was a Russian peasant who claimed to have special powers, and fooled the czar into thinking he is healing his son, while he was only using him to gain power and women and control." "Nice\! Are you a Russian, like me? Because there's no way you could have learned it at school." "No, I just read it on Wikipedia" "...Bastard"

34. (wikipedia) (84↑, 50↓)
"You get what you pay for." A nice try by self absorbed kids that truly believe if it isn't ancient history, about yu gi ho cards, garage bands they heard of, or their high school records, it doesn't belong in Wiki.

Wikipedia wants to delet Hanukkah Harry next\! A 16yr appointed to editor 2 weeks ago old deleted Jewsmas. Shame of WikiRacists\!

35. (Wikipedia) (35↑, 3↓)
A site that sounds and looks good at a first glance. While Wikipedia can be a useful resource for quick research, the community is probably the worst on the net, and actually trying to edit an article will lead to pointless debates about "POV" and "assuming good faith" that make it not even worth it. Wikipedia is a site: Where an 18 year old with [Asperger]'s who spends 18 hours a day editing has the same say as a Harvard professor. Where you'll find pictures of mutilated penises and nude decapitated women galore, but if you create an account with "poop" or "sex" as part of your screenname, you'll be banned for having an "offensive username". Where 12 year old kids are given admin access, so if a guy with a doctorate in quantum mechanics happens to piss of some 12 year old [Pokemon] fan with admin powers, he just might get the banhammer. Where articles on obscure Pokemon characters, individual [Family Guy] episodes, and Japanese porn cartoons get featured on the homepage, and are more detailed and accurate in content than articles on American history. Where you can listen to audio articles on "death erection" and "cumshot", but not "World War II" or "Abraham Lincoln".

Wikipedia is like a sausage, you may like the taste of it but you don't necessarily want to see how it's made.

36. (Wikipedia) (32↑, 1↓)
A kind of quantum encyclopedia, where genuine data both exists and doesn't exist depending on the precise moment a person relies upon the encyclopedia's discordant fucking mob for information.

Wikipedia is the most useless source of information on the planet - things change every second.

37. (wikipedia) (32↑, 4↓)
The most biased and inaccurate source of information on Planet Earth. They claim that anyone can edit and contribute but this is not true. Any attempt to add or edit content is removed within 5 minutes by registered douchebag editors with no lives who sit around 24 hours a day, just waiting to delete whatever you might add.

I tried to correct Wikipedia's entry on the Earth by saying that it's round but someone reverted back to say that the Earth is square.

38. (wikipedia) (45↑, 18↓)
An online encyclopedia project where anyone (registered or UNregistered users alike) can change the content at will. Often used by grade, high school or college students who don't want to write and research their own assignments and who don't care if the facts are accurate in any way.

Yo, this term paper's gotta be FIVE pages??? Unfair\!\!\! But, no prob, Bob, I'll just copy and paste it outta Wikipedia right before class\!

39. (Wikipedia) (33↑, 7↓)
The best argument against democracy.

Wikipedia is full of edit wars, elitist admins, and non-peer reviewed information.

40. (Wikipedia) (34↑, 7↓)
A Nazi-infected corner of the web. Most incidences involve blocking without reason, administrator abuse, and flame wars.

I was editing Wikipedia and this guy blocked me for no reason.

41. (WIKIPEDIA) (26↑, 11↓)
Acronym for We Illustrate Kinks Involving Phallocentric Euphoria During Intercourse. Awesome.

Man, check out this article on WIKIPEDIA

Author: captainhogfacehead http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/4300155
42. (wikipedia) (43↑, 31↓)
A large, online encyclopedia. Since it is publicly edited, do not site it in a paper's bibliography, it does not count as a source. It is, however, a great place to get the background on your subject, and a great place to get links and references to reputable sites.

For my paper on the 1960's, I started at wikipedia and ended up at a reliable site that really helped me out.

Author: reality is so overrated http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/2840898
43. (wikipedia) (117↑, 107↓)
The rich mans urban dictionary.

Mike never uses urban dictionary, for he cannot understand definitions such as "1. Cool: yo muh niggaz up in da wes side of da c0mpt0n reprazintin daa heezy, wankstas g0t fucked by t3h mas73r 0f t3h 1337 xb0x\!\!\! FUCK GEORGE BUSH\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!", therefore, he chooses to use the Wikipedia.

44. (Wikipedia) (12↑, 4↓)
Because if it's on a free online encyclopedia that anyone can edit, it must be true\!

Hi, wikipedia.

45. (wikipedia) (10↑, 2↓)
Britannica on the bathroom wall.

"Wikipedia is full of facts."

Author: Limecat Never Forget http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/2057231
46. (Wikipedia) (7↑, 1↓)
Telling a man something even though it is blantantly untrue so that he can feel smart.

Husband: Oh, I got fired from my teaching job today. I must be awful. Wife: Aww, I'm sorry baby. You're not awful. In fact, you're the smartest man I know\! Husand: Really? Wife: Absolutely *husband leaves. wife takes out cell phone and calls friend* Wife: I just gave my husband a Wikipedia and I feel great because now he's so happy\!

47. (Wikipedia) (12↑, 7↓)
Originally a parody of Uncyclopedia, Wikipedia has grown into the world's largest MMOAEG (Massively Multiplayer Online Article Editing Game,) boasting millions of subscribers and over two million individual realms or 'Articles' in which you can play. The object of Wikipedia is to make as many edits as possible, as you quest through from the most simple low level articles on insects and bovines to vastly complex articles on the nature of the universe. The final challenge created by the moderators is an article on Wikipedia itself. 'Powerleveling' is a serious problem in Wikipedia, leading to many arguments over comma placement, spelling, and whether 42 really is the answer to life the universe and everything. Countless lives have been ruined by Wikipedia; as players, or 'editors' as they call themselves, neglect their families and friends. Of course wikipedia can benefit lives as well. Many uneducated teenagers see Wikipedia as 'leet hax' which they can use to circumvent study, where they are secretly being tricked into reading an encyclopedia. Contrary to unpopular belief, Wikipedia is technically an encyclopedia, although it it edited many millions of extra times.

One Stupid Kid One: Dude, like check out my paper on the industrial revolution. I'll like get an A for sure. Pwnt. Stupid Kid Two: LOL, moron, you put like this comma in the wrong place. I would know since I just copied my paper off of Wikipedia last week. Stupid Kid One: OMG dude, like I did that too, but I just copied it last night\! LOL, KRINKT\! Two Wife: Come to bed honey... I need your opinion on a new outfit I bought (; Editor: Not now I've almost beat this article. Also you spelled ;) wrong.

48. (Wikipedia) (32↑, 29↓)
A unique article-making web site where it has anything. You can make articles, anyone can make articles, talk about the articles you, your friend, or a total stranger, has posted. The disadvantage of anyone can edit/make articles is that anyone can post anything that isn't true. However, Wiki's, or how it's abbreviated, users can report an article to a [moderator] and they will restore the text [ASAP] or close to the text. Wikipedia is often not trusted on by schools because of that simple disadvantage.

Wikipedia is an awesome web site, despite the fact that's it's [user-powered].

49. (Wikipedia) (1↑, 0↓)
An indefinite part of speech than can be used as a noun, verb, adjective, or adverb. Refers to anything that is disgustingly, grossly unfair.

"I got a B+ in AP Calculus..." "BILLY, YOU WIKIPEDIA\!\!\! YOU DISGRACE OUR FAMILY\!" "Did you watch the game?" "Yeah, we got wikipedia'd." "You have the right to remain silent?" "Oh no, wikipedia? NOT AGAIN\!\!\!"

50. (Wikipedia) (11↑, 10↓)
A parody of Uncyclopedia, known to only show incorrect answers and allow for all people including YOU to edit and change information.

Wikipedia, the free uncyclopedia.

51. (Wikipedia) (0↑, 1↓)
The only place that states clearly that they have few rules and any they have can just be ignored\! Wikipedia:Ignore all the rules.

Wikipedia has no truth and no reality other than what is published and if you can publish a lie....it's a perfectly FINE reference\!

Author: FinalyFiguredWikiout http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/6176600
52. (Wikipedia) (2↑, 5↓)
An asshole community who thinks that EVERYTHING HAS TO BE NICE A FUCKING PERFECT.

I changed the definition of a chocolate chip cookie on wikipedia and they changed it back. WHY THE HELL WOULD ANYONE NEED TO KNOW THE FUCKING DEFINITION OF A CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE?\! True story.

53. (Wikipedia) (2↑, 5↓)
That site that all teachers hate

Teacher: Don't use information off of wikipedia people can edit it.

54. (Wikipedia) (2↑, 5↓)
A internet website which allows most people to write what they know about a certain subject to help save people in schools and colleges around the world, whether the subject is about Hittler or its about how long it takes toe nails to grow from the bottom to the top (twice as long as your finger nails and its 2 months). Wikipedia is just like the urban dictionary but there can be a page about almost anything with pictures and links. Oh and best of all, all of this infomation is free (: Wikipedia (What I Know Is) pedia ......thats what "Wiki" stands for

"Mr. Smith, i was looking all over the internet to do this homework but i couldnt find one website that had who is the lead singer in Metro Station." "Little Timmy son, you didnt look on Wikipedia did you? Now run along so i can eat my apple"

55. (Wikipedia) (12↑, 15↓)
A free encyclopedia that will one day consume us all

Omg\! theres an article on wikipedia about a guy named buttman, seriously kids look it up\!\!

56. (wikipedia) (37↑, 40↓)
the most effective way to cheat legally.

Mum: If you're stuck with your assignment, just go to the library and borrow a book to help you\! Phil: Fuck that, I'll just hit up Wikipedia.

57. (Wikipedia) (7↑, 10↓)
The free encyclopedia that anyone can edit. One of the several sites in the whole [Wikimedia] project. The all-knowing site on the Internet. You've got questions, it's got answers. Basically, it's the [Internet]'s equivalent of [God].

Wikipedia even has an article about this website, [Urban Dictionary].

58. (wikipedia) (67↑, 70↓)
The true source of all knowledge and wisdom on Earth. Just note that where it's inaccurate, it at least *definitively* inaccurate.

Wikipedia gives you more free info than you wished for before you can say "bibliography\!"

59. (wikipedia) (97↑, 100↓)
Kind of like an unbiased urbandictionary.

Wikipedia.com is the reason I passed the 8th grade.

60. (wikipedia) (36↑, 40↓)
that site the teachers tell you not to go to, but you do anyway. a site that anyone can change just for fun and to mess up people's papers

teacher: kids, don't go to wikipedia for this research paper kids: alright. *they go home & do it anyway* ------- "hey, josie. i was just on wikipedia, and i made it say that napoleon was a male prositute for some time" (but, i really did)

Author: your lover karen http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/2406210
61. (wikipedia) (6↑, 10↓)
A [wicked] encyclopedia.

Wikipedia rocks. rocks

62. (wikipedia) (237↑, 241↓)
An online encyclopedia that was created using a socialist method of production. Nobody owns Wikipedia, and nobody sells it or profits monetarily from it. Eveyone contributes what they can, and everyone shares equally in the finished product. Wikipedia currently has over 200,000 articles.

Wikipedia and other GNU projects are proof of the power of socialism to accomplish what capitalism can't.

63. (Wikipedia) (0↑, 5↓)
Don't ask me, ask Wikipedia\!

I never knew what Wikipedia was\! Thanks Wikipedia\!

Author: 011000100110000101100011011011 http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/6192588
64. (Wikipedia) (1↑, 6↓)
1: A great site for reading, writing, and editing helpful articles to save time or waste it 2: Considered by teachers to be the worst site ever invented

1: I used a Wikipedia article for my report 2: "Wikipedia is an unacceptable source of information for your report."

65. (Wikipedia) (5↑, 10↓)
A much more technical version of [urban dictionary] which u can actually reference on assignemnts. It is the saviour to high school students around the world.

Guy 1: Fuck, i have a research assignment on nuclear fission due in tmoz, and i havent even started\! Guy 2: No sweat, just [wikipedia that shit].

66. (Wikipedia) (1↑, 6↓)
Contains everything anyone or anything needs to know, and i mean EVERYTHING. It is where anyone goes to search for anything they want to find out. If you need to know something, the first thing that should come to your head is Wikipedia.

Tim: Damn, I'm stuck on my history homework again. I don't know the exact date and time that my mum got [fucked] by Pete\! Someone help please\! Pete: I know, but that's private information there mate, not for you to know, [haha]. Tim: You [cunt]. Arnie: Yo, how did you not think about going onto Wikipedia to find that [shit] out man? I mean like I've learnt more from Wikipedia than I have in my 16 years of education\! Tim: Oh shit yeah, thanks dude.

67. (Wikipedia) (1↑, 6↓)
The website that answers every single question you will ever ask in your entire life, and some questions you wont.

Person 1: But can you prove that whales are the biggest mammals alive? Person 2: Yeah, wikipedia told we so.

Author: Ronald McDonald 252 http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/3859639
68. (Wikipedia) (15↑, 20↓)
This and a bag of Doritos equals a fun day.

Tim: 'What did you do today, Steve?' Steve: 'Oh I just vandalized Wikipedia and ate some Doritos\!' Tim: 'Nice.'

Author: A Not So Kind Stranger http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/3215832
69. (wikipedia) (12↑, 17↓)
What teachers don't want you to use because the information is too easy to find; the information is mostly correct.

wikipedia, encyclopedia, source

70. (wikipedia) (26↑, 31↓)
the source of all knowledge

if something doesn't have an article about it on wikipedia then it must not exist

Author: rustyshackleford http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/2535607
71. (wikipedia) (20↑, 25↓)
The educational equivilant to [urban dictionary]

I wanted to know what oral sex was, but I thought going on urban dictionary seemed too usual, because most of thier definetions probably would not help me. If I want it detailed, I will go to wikipedia.

72. (wikipedia) (55↑, 60↓)
an online encyclopedia that has info on irregular encyclopedia stuff like games

wikipedia is...special

73. (wikipedia) (8↑, 14↓)
if your not listed on there, your a nobody

Only famous or significant people are listed there on wikipedia. The all important information center formed into one.

74. (wikipedia) (4↑, 10↓)
1) an internet information source with written entries from people. they must be approved by the managers before they are posted. can often have incorrect entries. i wouldn't trust it as a project information source. 2) used in fake gang banter for people who use wikipedia as a main information source and love it.

"yeah, man. i used wikipedia for my john adams history project and i got an F." **Jamie throws up West-Side Fingers** Jamie: "Wiki-Wiki, yeaa boii\!"

75. (Wikipedia) (14↑, 20↓)
A piece of crap that won't let me edit a certain character from a certain show's (A.K.A Ash Ketchum's)Article.

I hate WIKIPEDIA sometimes\!

76. (wikipedia) (56↑, 62↓)
An encyclopedia made by somebody who knew what the fuck they were doing. It's the "almighty encyclopedia"...for it knows all...even knows what the hell oral sex is. It also responsible for saving countless students' lives everywhere and giving people great info, like cannabis cultivation.

Wikipedia is replacing book encyclopedias 1 volume at a time.

77. (wikipedia) (36↑, 42↓)
noun- the online encyclopedia. Has everything from sausage fest to the Darfur conflict. The word wiki comes from a Hawian word "wiki wiki" which means quick. It is editable by anyone, which makes it slightly unreliable. But arguably the best place to do "research for a paper. verb- to search for something on said website

Man, wikipedia just saved my grade\! Just wikipedia it.

78. (Wikipedia) (3↑, 10↓)
1. Wikipedia.org, a website that consists of a vast user-edited encyclopedia. "The Free Encyclopedia That Anyone Can Edit". 2. A verb meaning 'look something up on wikipedia.org'. Similar to the verb 'Google'.

1. I am a frequent visitor to Wikipedia. 2. Come to think about it, I have no idea what percentage of the human body is Carbon. Let's Wikipedia it\!

79. (Wikipedia) (3↑, 10↓)
The angel for students. Wikipedia saves lives, gives life, and creates life. Worship it and use it wisely.

Guy \#1: "Dude, I have to write a giant report on the American Civil War and I know nothing about it\!" Guy \#2: "Use Wikipedia."

80. (Wikipedia) (21↑, 28↓)
A website run by nerds and racists. The nerds tend to let the racists (aka Republicans) do as they please but block the left-wingers who know what they are talking about.

Wikipedia guy \#1: I hate Muslims Wikipedia administrator \#2: You're promoted to admin\! Wikipedia guy \#2: I believe racists should be dealt with Wikipedia administrator: You have been blocked from editing for exercising your right to stop racists.

81. (Wikipedia) (43↑, 50↓)
The ASMS's homework cheatsheet. Teacher's insist it is not a real site. Screw that.

There's an assignment due for Biotechnology. First stop, Wikipedia.

82. (Wikipedia) (44↑, 51↓)
The free encyclopedia that anyone can edit. One of the several sites in the whole Wikimedia project. The all-knowing site on the Internet. You've got questions, it's got answers. Basically, it's the [Internet]'s equivalent of [God].

Wikipedia even has an article about this website, [Urban Dictionary].

83. (wikipedia) (72↑, 79↓)
A wonderful wonderful user contributed online encyclopedia that has everything you need to know from info to video games and l33t speak to math and science.

1.) I learned about the history and study of [goatse.cx] and compiled a 2 page report about it\! All thanks to wikipedia\!

84. (wikipedia) (128↑, 135↓)
an [uber][dictionary] made by third-party contributors.

I learned about [sex] from wikipedia - Bill Gates

85. (wikipedia) (3↑, 11↓)
The website that resolves 99% all the pointless argements. Also affectionately as the Oracle.

no fuck YOU man\! we need to consult wikipedia

86. (wikipedia) (12↑, 20↓)
stupid shit nobody cares about

bob: did u know that that all clownfish have three stripes? Tom: did you know.... nobody gives a shit\! wikipedia nerd\!

87. (wikipedia) (13↑, 21↓)
The source of all knowledge.

In the future, teachers will be a thing of the past now that we have wikipedia.

88. (Wikipedia) (29↑, 37↓)
The bible for the mind

Hey Sean, what the fuck is 'Sauropodomorpha'? I don't know, use Wikipedia

89. (Wikipedia) (63↑, 71↓)
It's like UD, except you use it for school.

Wikipedia used to be a place where everyone could post information, but since a [dipshit] posted some false information that was really upsetting to someone else, we must all now join, to post a one sentence correction of some word we just happen to stumble upon on their site. Thank you, jackass...

Author: you want to know who wrote this that badly? http://wikipedia.urbanup.com/1578166
90. (Wikipedia) (17↑, 30↓)
The best website ever, the universal encyclopedia. Wikipedia is the 1337est thing ever created.

Stephen: Wikipedia is open source lies David: Shut up Stephen, you're just jealous of it Stephen: I know I am, I know that my life is meaningless without Wikipedia, I am a closeted Wikipedian

91. (wikipedia) (11↑, 26↓)
An alternative way of saying [wicked] or [awesome] that makes you sound well cool. [Fuckin ]can also be inserted for added umph.

"That sandwitch looks good" "Yeh, its wikipedia" "How was that party last night mate?" "Wiki - fuckin - pedia\!\!"

92. (wikipedia) (11↑, 27↓)
A dumb place where they won't let you edit/add crap because they are way to strict, and they don't know poop\!

wikipedia only has "smart" articles unlike the cool ones on urban dictionary

93. (Wikipedia) (48↑, 64↓)
Best way to write papers

I wrote a paper using wikipedia

94. (wikipedia) (39↑, 76↓)
An internet joke after it was invaded by the Colbert Nation. The elephants was the first to go.

Steven colbert just uber haxxor pwn wikipedia.

95. (Wikipedia) (10↑, 49↓)
A online encyclopedia edited by 7 year olds.

Journalist: Man, where can I find evidence that President George Bush's I.Q is1? Seceteray: idk,wikipedia? Journalist: WTF\! Thats edited by 7 year olds\!

96. (wikipedia) (47↑, 122↓)
an evil EVIL website encyclopedia that LIES to you (LIES\!\!\!) and tries to make you believe that it is on the side of good, and not an evil dictating government system that controls all.... *tear *sniff so sad. (aka: basically you cant write whatever you want on wikipedia about whatever you want, they just want you to think that and since everyone can just go on and change it and if enough people agree with it then its deemed correct, it is not a reliable source of information. unlike THIS site.)

wikipedia=bad (a definite NO-NO)

97. (wikipedia) (25↑, 128↓)
wikipedia...its that site that tells u everything and things u wouldnt hav known...like how pineapples arent grown in trees ..yeah.. i know..thier grown in fields...lmao look it up on [wikipedia.org]

um..the site that will take over the world if it became 2 smart get it? wikipedia man..

98. (Wikipedia) (67↑, 220↓)
It's like porn for autistics.

Man last night I went on Wikipedia and found so many facts I creamed my new jeans.

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Last updated: 2012.03.01

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