banyak

stupid, empty-headed, idiot

From the Ukrainian "banyak", meaning "a big (empty) cauldron".

"What a banyak!"

by Larynxa September 28, 2008

drushlak

(pronounced "droo-shlak")

1) a sieve or colander

2) empty-headed, forgetful, stupid, brain like a sieve

From the Ukrainian "drushlak", meaning "sieve" or "colander".

"I can't believe I drove off with my briefcase on top of the car. What a drushlak!"

"The macaroni's done. Hand me the drushlak."

by Larynxa September 27, 2008

zarazza

sickness, cold, flu, etc.

From the Ukrainian "zarazza", meaning "The Plague".

"I can't go into work today. I've got the zarazza."

by Larynxa September 28, 2008