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To own (see OWN), to be superior in some area or better at something than someone else, especially used for video games. As with the word own, the writer was looking for a way to say that he More…

pwn

to be defeated or outwitted in an embarrassing manner. formed of a common type of own-internet gaming slang for thorough defeat =Dude, he totally pwned you, how embarrassing. Etymology : More…

Pwn

The act of totally dominating another person in some form of activity, most commonly in video games. =Pronounced like own, but with a p instead of an o. Origin of the word lies within this More…

Pwn (1)

(creative respelling and semantic change via metaphor) To defeat someone very badly, usually used in reference to a computer game. =I first heard this word two years ago when my friend told More…

Pwn (2)

(corruption) to own, best somebody at a certain task. The "o" most likely got changed to "p" due to prevalent typos. Since "o" is right next to the More…

pwn (3)

(leetspeek) to own =“I just pwned you too, punk.” Etymology : Originated in the mid-2000’s in an online game called “Warcraft” when a map creator misspelled “owned”. When the computer More…

Pwn (4)

To beat someone in a game. =Used on the internet usually to describe the dominance of one person over another, usually in a video game. This term is used especially during bragging. More…

Pwn3d

To be beaten, in computer user lingo Using “leet speak” is something hackers and computer geeks do to form a group around their language. It’s simply a way to confirm or More…

pwnage

domination The origin of the word ‘pwn’ is very uncertain. According to Wikipedia, there are several theories of the origin of this word. It may have simply been a misspelling More…

pwned

to beat someone at a computer game. This word was created by accident by misstyping owned. This probably happened because the 'o' and 'p' keys are so close together. After awhile everyone More…


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