3 definitions by lucif3rr
1 - An old article of feminine clothing worn especially during the 16th to the 18th century. It covers the body from the neck (though not always including it) to the waist. Not to confuse with a corset.
2 - Modernly, it refers to the upper part of a dress (and, occasionally, other clothing items) to distinguish it from the skirt and sleeves.
Drink a shot everytime Micarah Tewers mentions it in a video.
2 - Modernly, it refers to the upper part of a dress (and, occasionally, other clothing items) to distinguish it from the skirt and sleeves.
Drink a shot everytime Micarah Tewers mentions it in a video.
"It was a beautiful sun dress, although the bodice didn't complement enough her delicate figure".
"If you're like me then the first time you analyze this bodice you'll have to blink a few times because all you see is the meme of that woman with the confusing symbols".
"If you're like me then the first time you analyze this bodice you'll have to blink a few times because all you see is the meme of that woman with the confusing symbols".
by lucif3rr December 1, 2020
The holy code of friendship. The rules of Malala:
- You only get one a year;
- Your friend gives you full support on whatever you wanna to with them;
- No questions asked.
If you disrespect Malala, you're a bad friend. The only way to redeem yourself is to break your friend out of prison.
- You only get one a year;
- Your friend gives you full support on whatever you wanna to with them;
- No questions asked.
If you disrespect Malala, you're a bad friend. The only way to redeem yourself is to break your friend out of prison.
by lucif3rr June 23, 2021
A portuguese offensive slur used to describe an Indian person. Exclusively used in Portugal.
Stereotypically, people associate "monhes" with:
- Owning small convenience stores, where they sell sell alcoholic beverages to minors;
- Selling flowers to "betos" (young posh guys) in the neighbourhood of Santos (in downtown Lisbon);
- Being uber drivers.
This is, again, an offensive slur. It's racist and xenophobic.
Stereotypically, people associate "monhes" with:
- Owning small convenience stores, where they sell sell alcoholic beverages to minors;
- Selling flowers to "betos" (young posh guys) in the neighbourhood of Santos (in downtown Lisbon);
- Being uber drivers.
This is, again, an offensive slur. It's racist and xenophobic.
by lucif3rr April 14, 2021