R Edit Meaning

1.

The lazy person's version of many, many words, such as:

1. Yes

2. No

3. Correct

4. Hello

5. Goodbye

6. Fine thanks

The word, or letter, may prefix certain textual emoticons, which enhance its meaning.

It is however important to remember that the usage is context sensitive, so make sure you think before you speak.

- Mostly used among members of Demon Internet's noc.

Hi, how are you?

- r :)

Speak to you later!

- r :D

Thats the one isn't it?

- r.

Can I do this?

- r. (open to interpretation)

2.

The non existant letter in any bostonian's vocabulary.

"Pahk the cah in Hahvahd yahd" (Park the car in Harvard yard)

See anonymous

3.

a lazy form of typing the word are.

how r u?

4.

An MPAA movie rating that stands for "Restricted". Movies with an "R" rating are not allowed to be viewed by those under 17 without a parent or guardian present. Also, these movies may contain a great amount of or very intense violence. Complete nudity and sex are also permitted, but they usually may not appear simultaneously (doing so would mean an nc-17 rating). Additionally, any movie that uses the word " fuck" more than once, or any movie that uses the word " fuck" at all and refers to intercourse is automatically rated "R", regardless of other content in the movie. A fine example of this rule is the "The Castle", which would probably be rated PG if not for the profanities.

"R" is the second most severe movie rating, one "step" above PG-13, and one "step" below the seldom-seen NC-17.

She can't watch that movie, it's rated R and she's only five years old.

5.

The laziest way to type the word "are". Used by many AOL girls on the Internet.

U r goin to da mall?

6.

The spoken sound to acknowledge failure or a Let Down decision. It is emitted from one's mouth either voluntarily or involuntarily upon receipt of bad news.

Henry: Are you coming on holiday with us?

Steve: I want to, but unfortunately I have no money.

Henry: R.

See failure, sounds, sadness, shame, unfortunate

7.

The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person present indicative tense of the verb "to be". "r" is never capitalized, even when it appears at the beginning of a sentence.

"IRS r teh sux0r!!1"

"r u hot?"

1.

The lazy person's version of many, many words, such as:

1. Yes

2. No

3. Correct

4. Hello

5. Goodbye

6. Fine thanks

The word, or letter, may prefix certain textual emoticons, which enhance its meaning.

It is however important to remember that the usage is context sensitive, so make sure you think before you speak.

- Mostly used among members of Demon Internet's noc.

Hi, how are you?

- r :)

Speak to you later!

- r :D

Thats the one isn't it?

- r.

Can I do this?

- r. (open to interpretation)

2.

The non existant letter in any bostonian's vocabulary.

"Pahk the cah in Hahvahd yahd" (Park the car in Harvard yard)

See anonymous

3.

a lazy form of typing the word are.

how r u?

4.

An MPAA movie rating that stands for "Restricted". Movies with an "R" rating are not allowed to be viewed by those under 17 without a parent or guardian present. Also, these movies may contain a great amount of or very intense violence. Complete nudity and sex are also permitted, but they usually may not appear simultaneously (doing so would mean an nc-17 rating). Additionally, any movie that uses the word " fuck" more than once, or any movie that uses the word " fuck" at all and refers to intercourse is automatically rated "R", regardless of other content in the movie. A fine example of this rule is the "The Castle", which would probably be rated PG if not for the profanities.

"R" is the second most severe movie rating, one "step" above PG-13, and one "step" below the seldom-seen NC-17.

She can't watch that movie, it's rated R and she's only five years old.

5.

The laziest way to type the word "are". Used by many AOL girls on the Internet.

U r goin to da mall?

6.

The spoken sound to acknowledge failure or a Let Down decision. It is emitted from one's mouth either voluntarily or involuntarily upon receipt of bad news.

Henry: Are you coming on holiday with us?

Steve: I want to, but unfortunately I have no money.

Henry: R.

See failure, sounds, sadness, shame, unfortunate

7.

The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person present indicative tense of the verb "to be". "r" is never capitalized, even when it appears at the beginning of a sentence.

"IRS r teh sux0r!!1"

"r u hot?"