Uttered
To be in a state of retardedness.
To be really messed up
to be really drunk/high
To be really messed up
to be really drunk/high
That 40 got me uttered.
That car that just hit the tree is uttered
This blunts gonna get us uttered
Yo he uttered his face when he fell off the bike
That car that just hit the tree is uttered
This blunts gonna get us uttered
Yo he uttered his face when he fell off the bike
utterance
(Noun) A word, phrase or other sound spoken aloud; an exercise of one's ability to speak.
The ordinarily quiet student's loud utterance shocked his classmates.
Utter
1. To say something: To say or pronounce something. In many words, just to speak.
2. To emit something as a sound made by the voice.
3. To publish something, e.g. in a book or newspaper.
4. To put something into circulation, especially counterfeit money or a forgery, under the pretense that it is genuine.
2. To emit something as a sound made by the voice.
3. To publish something, e.g. in a book or newspaper.
4. To put something into circulation, especially counterfeit money or a forgery, under the pretense that it is genuine.
He uttered a low growl.
Utter
1. (verb) To speak or say aloud.
2. (adjective) Pure, absolute, unadulterated; primarily used in describing abstract concepts or feelings, rather than material objects.
Contrary to what some may believe, "utter" is NEVER a noun. Cows do not have "utters;" those would be udders. No person or thing can have or act on an "utter," as there is no such thing as an "utter." The only acceptable noun form of "utter" is utterance.
2. (adjective) Pure, absolute, unadulterated; primarily used in describing abstract concepts or feelings, rather than material objects.
Contrary to what some may believe, "utter" is NEVER a noun. Cows do not have "utters;" those would be udders. No person or thing can have or act on an "utter," as there is no such thing as an "utter." The only acceptable noun form of "utter" is utterance.
1. To cast the spell, you must first utter the incantation.
2. The monk experienced utter bliss as he achieved enlightenment.
2. The monk experienced utter bliss as he achieved enlightenment.
uttering
The female equivalent to teabagging using her breasts.
My Girlfriend started uttering my mouth while I was laying there with my eyes closed.
uttered
An absolute maximum state of destruction due to an abuse of alcohol and/or various other narcotics.
Tony did 6 tabs, 7 pills of x, 1 gallon of Jack, and a quarter oz of hydros and was uttered for 3 days!
Utter
1) To say/speak.
2) Complete, full; in reference to abstract concepts, rather than objects.
2) Complete, full; in reference to abstract concepts, rather than objects.
1) Strangely enough, Albert didn't utter a word after his convincing victory.
2) Steven's utter happiness was kept hidden under the indifferent expression he always carried.
2) Steven's utter happiness was kept hidden under the indifferent expression he always carried.