A fork of Rural Dictionary
a word that is used to sum up what someone else is saying when you agree
person 1 "This teacher needs to shut up"
person 2"agreed"
Pre-emptive acknowledgement of something that may or may not have been agreed.
1> Used in an attempt to pre-empt further discussion by assuming agreement.
2> Used to reinforce agreement when it is mutually assumed.
3> Used as a greeting to imply the discussion or meeting occurance was previously agreed upon.
1> "Meet at Westbahnhof as agreed" - When you are at Westbahnhof and want your friends to come without discussion.
2> "So should I come around to your house as agreed?"
"Yeah man, as agreed!"
3> "As agreed bro, how have you been?"
A short way of affirming what someone else is saying, especially when they are listing or ranting.
"We need more people at this party. I think inviting John, Paul, Pierre and Perry will liven up the vibes."
"Agree"
To agree with something a person types.
Used as if it were a chat command.
Person A: This sucks!
Person B: /agree
A word used quicky to trick someone into doing something they don't want to,counter'd by a swift door to the face or ball to the groin.
(Doorbell)
George:Graham?
Graham:C'min'out?
George: I ca(interrupted)
Graham:Agreed, ur comin out!
(Door Slams)
Graham:Ow!
Graham:Want to knock for matt?
George: Matt No wa(interrupted)
Graham:Agreed, let's go!
George:Can you pass me the football.
Graham:(High-pitched yelp!!)Eeiii!