Urban Dictionary 17+

I just got the app today and I love it. But can you add the ability to make your own definition for something? Without having to pay a fee or pay anything and having to make and account.
It should work like this, you press a button and the button would say make a definition or def for short. Then you type in a box that says what it is. Then you write the definition here is an example:
[name:Brody]
[ definition: a great guy] then you would click send. So how would you guys benefit you may ask? Well after each time someone makes a definition they will have to watch an ad then when it’s over you wait for a little bit. So it’s a win win. The people who downloaded the app are happy and impressed. And you people put ads. I hope you read and respond to this and have a great day thank you so much I love your app!!!

Urban Dictionary is a cool reference application that allows users to look up slang and non slang terms they are unfamiliar with and serve as a guide for those curious about the meanings of urban terminology. The app does a good job in providing full on definitions instead of just incomplete interpretations. Along with the definition is an example or two of how it is used in a sentence. The app is easy to use with a search field up top of the menu where one can enter words they want the definition for. Users have the option to share terms and their definitions with others. Users can also vote for words they like.

This is the reference dictionary that I use most often. Language is shown here in all its glory as the open-editing nature of the site allows for anyone to post their spin on how they use the various terms found here. Language evolves every day, and here we can see just how these things unfold, which terms take off and how popular each term is in popular culture by virtue of the likes and dislikes. My guess is that the importance of this site is vastly underestimated and seen as a course bastardization of the English language. This may be accurate for certain language purists, but a purist is simply a language nerd who is afraid to acknowledge the fact that language is always on the move.