word is born
not in fact a misunderstanding of “word is bond”. it means that something is a new and important idea. it has been in common usage at least since the release of the aptly t-tled run dmc song “word is born” (1990).
well i’m long gone, word is born…
“word is born” means “truth be told” or “the truth is spoken”, as in the logos (greek, for “word”) of the new testament. “in the beginning was the word, and the word was with g-d, and the word was g-d.” (john 1:1, niv) and then the word says, “i am the way and the truth and the life,” in john 14:6. don’t any of you go to church?
i saw that b-tch go down on the pastor at church–word is born, yo!
as mentioned, a misunderstanding of ‘word is bond’; as in “i am giving you my word, and it is my bond.”
isn’t language beatiful.
“dude, that was sweet!”
“word is born!”
“..did you just say born?!”
Read Also:
- Word Stream
to rant or to talk endlessly. blah blah blah blah she is word streaming again
- Bundle Buggy
what your grandma puts her groceries in. “i stole a 24 out of grannie’s bundle buggy.”
- bungie hates me
what one says when they get bullsh-tted in halo. or an excuse for them sucking at it. player 1: man, why do you suck at halo so much? player 2: bungie hates me. —- player 1: man, that was total f-cking bullsh-t! player 2: yeah, bungie hates me.
- bunning in Narnia
the act of smoking a joint in the trees of whistler, bc. “ay bro whats good?!” “just got back from bunning in narnia!!” “let’s head to the trees and bun some more!”
- word up dawg
a way of saying “hi” or “w-ssup” also a way of saying “cool beans” 1 hey man, what up? wordup dawg, nothin much. 2 yeah, i’m getting married. word up dawg.