MySpace

/ ˈmaɪˌspeɪs /

noun

1. a popular social networking website

verb

1. to search for (a person's profile) on the MySpace website
2. tr; sometimes not cap to upload (text, music, video, etc) to the MySpace website

Example Sentences

With websites like LiveJournal, MySpace and eventually FaceBook, these spaces gave access to the Quins in a way fans didn't have before.

From Salon

The couple met more than 18 years ago on MySpace.

From Los Angeles Times

That same year, MySpace revealed that it had lost 50 million songs uploaded to its platform during a botched server transfer, and Google finally sunset its beleaguered Google+ social network by junking all the accounts’ data with it.

From Slate

It’s 2006 again, baby — when I was 11, I would lock myself in my room and give myself flash blindness by taking dozens of blown-out pictures of my face on a pink Sony Cybershot that I would upload to MySpace.

From Los Angeles Times

I’m two years younger than Wang, so instead of AIM and Myspace, I had G-chat and Facebook.

From Salon