A person residing from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Usually:
a)nice
b)laid-back
c)loves the outdoors
d)recycles
e)very proud of the fact that Vancouver consistently ranks among the top cities in the world to live in (though it's now also one of the most expensive)
Usually:
a)nice
b)laid-back
c)loves the outdoors
d)recycles
e)very proud of the fact that Vancouver consistently ranks among the top cities in the world to live in (though it's now also one of the most expensive)
I met a great girl on the weekend. She's a Vancouverite. You could tell she's not from the East Coast. She had a real West Coast vibe.
by AH73 April 22, 2011
Does Sarah Facebook? Well, sort of. She has an account, but she doesn't really use it much. She's facebookagnostic.
by AH73 April 22, 2011
Verb.
To tweak, fluff, primp, improve, make fabulous (most often in wardrobe/fashion context, but others also apply).
Pronunciation: Begins and ends with the same "zh" sound, as in "measure".
Made popular by/notable people you may have heard use it: Carson Kressley of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Chef Nigella Lawson, Designer Ralph Lauren.
Origin: Variations used in many countries like France, Russia, Scandinavia, Germany, Australia, Canada.
To tweak, fluff, primp, improve, make fabulous (most often in wardrobe/fashion context, but others also apply).
Pronunciation: Begins and ends with the same "zh" sound, as in "measure".
Made popular by/notable people you may have heard use it: Carson Kressley of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Chef Nigella Lawson, Designer Ralph Lauren.
Origin: Variations used in many countries like France, Russia, Scandinavia, Germany, Australia, Canada.
"Just tszuj it a little, and you're set!"
"Tszuj those sleeves!" as in roll-up and make less stuffy/formal.
"Tszuj those sleeves!" as in roll-up and make less stuffy/formal.
by AH73 February 22, 2010
Jason Mesnick of The Bachelor crumpled over a railing sobbing in tears is the original 'pulling a Mesnick'
by AH73 March 02, 2010
An idiomatic phrase expressing that if something looks and acts a certain recognizable way, it probably is exactly what it appears to be.
"After the liquor store was robbed, a man was found leaving the scene carrying a gun. Did he commit the crime?"
"If it walks like a duck, looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck."
"If it walks like a duck, looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck."
by AH73 October 18, 2013
I tried to get her to join up, but she won't - she's a facebookatheist.
by AH73 April 21, 2011