Define -age Meaning

A suffix added to a word to emphasize it, especially to refer to an abstraction of it. eg. grub (for food) becomes grubbage (the essence or concept of food)
Almost universally transforms to a non-count noun (you get a link cable, or some linkage, but not a linkage)

a suffix added to any word in order to make it a noun. also used for an act done in the past.

By adding -age to the ends of random words-age, your vocabulary and knowledge of the English language seem-age to grow-age. Adding -age makes words more fun and original.

A suffix, which can be added to almost any word.

Such as "kickage", or "slayage", popularized by Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

to add emotion to a word, to emphizie the phrase

An slang way of ending various (often one-syllable) different words, to sound cool or relaxed.

suffix added to almost any word for emphasis. use a LOT by the kids in the Chetto (see cheshire, CT)

suffix randomly attatched to any or all words in a sentence. sometimes coupled with other suffixes, see: -ness, -eith, -(y)kins, -sh

word the me and some dude used alot in the summer of 04, can only be used on "Things"

that one laugh that people do, but they're not really laughing.

kinda awkward.