A Kashmiri word historically used to innocently indicate a plump, voluptuous girl but presently used as a term for girlfriend or female partner. Other such terms include bunker, choti etc.
by Adélie_shaw July 30, 2022
Refers to the fake mourners of Queen Elizabeth II who, for the most part, constitute erstwhile colonial subjects. They tend to post "RIP Queen" as they ignore number of deaths their country witnessed during the Raj.
by Adélie_shaw September 11, 2022
When you indulge in texting/using phone while having dinner with your family. Your Asian mother would hit you with a pan or slap you in the face.
by Adélie_shaw September 18, 2022
It's defines a feeling where you're supposed to say 'you feel fine' owing to social conventions and at the same time you don't want to whine about your own problems. So, instead of saying I'm going through some rough shit, you just say "I'm not fine but I'm not gonna whine about it either."
by Adélie_shaw November 04, 2021
It's a washed down/bearable version of a female grammar nazi. They know how to use semicolons effectively. Such a girl will reply to each and every clause of your text message in a sequential order. Such girls are hard to come by; if you are in possession of one, don't let them drift into the social-butterflyness zone.
Azra isn't your typical social butterfly that you meet at every corner; she is a semicolon girl who knows how to act decent.
by Adélie_shaw October 26, 2022
The type of girl who is meticulous about her punctuation on chats and goes an extra mile to avoid short forms and internet slang. A mild varient of a grammar nazi. Such girls aren't much of social butterflies and usually avoid trending shows on Netflix.
by Adélie_shaw October 02, 2022
Opposite of 'friends with benefits '. When one of the dudes involved in a friendship often incurs a loss owing to the nature of friendship. You can't say no, for instance, or want to go an extra mile to be helpful to the friend yo don't want to lose.
Azra: So you two were like friends with benefits?
Adil: It was more of a camaraderie of loss. I could never say no to her and here we are.
Adil: It was more of a camaraderie of loss. I could never say no to her and here we are.
by Adélie_shaw September 05, 2022