by sempaij February 8, 2011
by rebel09 October 9, 2008
1: A type of animal
2: A city in New York
3: A verb meaning to fight
The only word that can be used to make one sentence:
2: A city in New York
3: A verb meaning to fight
The only word that can be used to make one sentence:
Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo.
Buffalo (as in the city) Buffalo (as in the animal) Buffalo (as in the verb) Buffalo (as in the city) Buffalo (as in the animal)
In other words:
A Buffalo from Buffalo fought a Buffalo from Buffalo.
Buffalo (as in the city) Buffalo (as in the animal) Buffalo (as in the verb) Buffalo (as in the city) Buffalo (as in the animal)
In other words:
A Buffalo from Buffalo fought a Buffalo from Buffalo.
by Shay Live June 12, 2011
Dude, those cows look crazy! They look like bears! They've got their winter coats on for sure... Or, maybe they're buffalo... That's why they look like bears...
by Madd-Dogg Andersen December 1, 2010
I went on a blind date with this bitch who worked at the casino, but it turned out she was a total buffalo.
by slds July 22, 2008
You are my Buffalo.
by sinny_2011 January 23, 2011
Noun: Any one of a number of bovine mammals, such as the African Buffalo (Syncerus caffer) or the American Bison / American Buffalo (Bison bison).
Buffalo can be plural as well as singular.
Verb: To intimidate, cow, or baffle.
Proper Noun (Place): There are many, many places called Buffalo. The most famous of these is Buffalo, New York, in the United States.
Note: It's a stretch, but the word could be taken as an adjective, as in:
"George Romero is totally buffalo."
Due to these many meanings, the example below is a grammatically correct, full sentence. If you consider the word an adjective, you'd be able to lengthen it.
Buffalo can be plural as well as singular.
Verb: To intimidate, cow, or baffle.
Proper Noun (Place): There are many, many places called Buffalo. The most famous of these is Buffalo, New York, in the United States.
Note: It's a stretch, but the word could be taken as an adjective, as in:
"George Romero is totally buffalo."
Due to these many meanings, the example below is a grammatically correct, full sentence. If you consider the word an adjective, you'd be able to lengthen it.
by Cobb's the name. June 14, 2011