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What is Uber?
An extensive amount of something, The most of one thing you can have.
He has Uber love for me and I have Uber love for him.
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Uber - video
Uber - what is it?
A term to call a car and picks you up to take you to your destination.
Let's Uber it!
What does "Uber" mean?
A very, very overly used word. Also used by people who want to appear to be cool and intelligent.
1) John: I'm uber awesome!
Kate: no you're not. You left me and our 8 kids!
John: uber-bummer.
2) Uber is the one of the most uberly overused word. I'm seriously annoyed anytime I hear it.
Uber - what does it mean?
(v.) to use Uber app to get places.
"What are you saying?"
"I'm tired, so I'm gonna Uber it home."
Uber - meaning
Another word used for "super"
Im uber-exited!
Uber - definition
used in replace of super, or used to describe the extreme (blankness) of something
Girl 1: omg, did you see her shoes?!
Girl 2: i know right! those looke uber cute on her!
Uber - slang
anything that mercs the gb community.(Pat, Dylan, Rob, Corrao)
Wow, the uber mage pwners that merc are UBER!
Uber
A word that should never be uttered in actual conversation by anyone that isn't speaking German at that very moment.
Uh, I was like, Uber cool. And now I am I dumbass!
Uber
A taxi sort of company that makes it possible for everyday people to earn money in their own cars. How this company works is that they hire people who pass background screening etc. Then said people (drivers) use their phones to sign in to the Uber site. When customers are in need of a quick ride somewhere, they can visit this site and see which Uber drivers are nearest them. Uber drivers use this as a way to either earn extra money in their spare time or as a full-time job and their only income.
Jane was in a rush and had no time to wait for the bus, so she checked the Uber website and found a fast ride!!
This definition author is now apologetic for sounding like a commercial....
Uber
Term with literal meaning of "above" in German. Brought to the mainstream in the early 80's by hardcore American punk band, the Dead Kennedys when using the term in the anti-Californian government song "California Uber Alles", which is a take off the German motto of "Deustchland Uber Alles", which translates to "Germany above all." The term was picked up in their native California stomping grounds by the typical surfers and "punks" and extended from there to many teenagers, the majority of which use the term online.
That was uber-lame.