S.A.

Spanish American...can be used for anyone of Spanish, Hispanic, Mexican descent or whatever.

Petey: "How's that class going?"
Joey: "It's hard, dogg. Too many essays. I FUCKING HATE ESSAYS!!!"
Pablo: "You racist cracka ass cracka motherfucker! I'm an S.A. fool, you goin' down boy!"
*BANG BANG BANG*
Petey: "He was talking about the kind of essays that you write, clown."
Pablo: "Oh shit. My bad, dogg."
Joey: "You......wetback......motherfucker."
Pablo: "Oh that's it, bitch!"
*BANG BANG BANG BANG*
(Joey drops dead)

by Nick D April 23, 2004

S.A.

How retarted people spell esé.

Chuck: I learned a new beaner word; S.A. It stands for Spanish American.
Caesár: Actually esé means dude or amigo. You heard wrong and that makes you retarted!

by D$V November 3, 2006

S.A

Abbreviation for South Africa

Where you from?
I'm from S.A.

by ThaSauceKid🥶😈 June 12, 2020

S.A.

n. , transitive. Abbreviation for separation anxiety. Described as a deeply felt emotion of angst, restlessness or worriment lasting for several hours to several days, in the absence of another person or object, often leading to destructive, impulsive and/or neurotic and repetitive behaviors.

"This puppy is the worst, he chews my shoes up and poops on my bed when I'm gone Margie!"

"Calm down Susan, he probably simply experiences S.A. when you leave; he doesn't know when you're coming home and that makes him NERVOUS!"

by brightandblonde1 May 26, 2015

S.A.

A city in south central Texas; San Antonio. Also known as SATown.

Don't mess with the S.A. Spurs.

by Blount November 10, 2005

s.a.

smart ass
some one who has a smart ass comment about every single thing

that kid over there is being a major s.a.!

by amyzing April 21, 2008

S.A.

One of the harder 'common' assignments in school, essays are long papers in which the author usually has to prove a point openly stated in the introductory paragraph.

Connor: Going to the mall tongiht?

Donner: Nah. I have a three-page S.A. to write.

Connor: May I help?

Donner: No, thank you.

by Diggity Monkeez January 17, 2005