mostly groups of organized noobs in clubs that play on Halo. They camp and noob up a game so the other teams can't even spawn and they think they are good. They feel free to talk shit when they ain't shit. They also create "modded" games to help them win cause they suck for real.
Halo'r 1 "Dude, these clans are really noobin this game up today."
Halo'r 2. "Yea I can't even spawn cause they are all using rocket launchers."
Halo'r 1. "They are all a bunch of bitches anyways, we know we're better."
Halo'r 2. "Yea I can't even spawn cause they are all using rocket launchers."
Halo'r 1. "They are all a bunch of bitches anyways, we know we're better."
by Punkhead July 21, 2005
Ku Klux Klan or CLAN!!!!
by Sean October 12, 2004
verb: To stab or shank someone.
From a particular series of Call of Duty 4 Domination matches where a player by the handle ClanClan (slightly changed to retain anonymity)seemed to be stabbing anyone in a 5 foot radius, he was dubbed "BladeMaster" by the other players, author included.
From a particular series of Call of Duty 4 Domination matches where a player by the handle ClanClan (slightly changed to retain anonymity)seemed to be stabbing anyone in a 5 foot radius, he was dubbed "BladeMaster" by the other players, author included.
Aww man, I just got Clan-Clan'd!
Dude, I just Clan-Clan'd that sucka!
"Did you hear? Some guy got Clan-Clan'd at the club last night?"
"Yeah, I heard about that, I saw it on the news this morning."
Dude, I just Clan-Clan'd that sucka!
"Did you hear? Some guy got Clan-Clan'd at the club last night?"
"Yeah, I heard about that, I saw it on the news this morning."
by knubs 04 January 20, 2008
by The News Clan February 24, 2015
America will always make us stronger we will take over the world and we can be able to make it more difficult for America
by Kill yourselves February 20, 2017
Family, extended family
Comes from the Irish language - Gaeilge
(Gaeilge) Clann, meaning, children, offspring; race, decendants; followers etc
Also in the Scottish Gaelic language (Gàidhlig), same meaning
Comes from the Irish language - Gaeilge
(Gaeilge) Clann, meaning, children, offspring; race, decendants; followers etc
Also in the Scottish Gaelic language (Gàidhlig), same meaning
by Ciotógach February 23, 2005