Quite possibly one of the gayest sounding names, up there with Bruce and Julius, but almost invariably attached to the coolest people ever.
Cases in point: Arthur Conan Doyle, Conan O'brien, and of course, the legendary Conan "the barbarian" of Cimmeria.
Used as an adjective or noun to describe something as excessively cool or to describe a person who is in complete control of their comic functions at all times. Usually in conjunction with an other adjective.
Cases in point: Arthur Conan Doyle, Conan O'brien, and of course, the legendary Conan "the barbarian" of Cimmeria.
Used as an adjective or noun to describe something as excessively cool or to describe a person who is in complete control of their comic functions at all times. Usually in conjunction with an other adjective.
Noun: Olde Tymey bikes are soooo CONAN!
Wow, what you just said was completely hilarious and off the cuff. You are so totally Conan!
adj: That was a totally Conan comment you just made.
Wow, what you just said was completely hilarious and off the cuff. You are so totally Conan!
adj: That was a totally Conan comment you just made.
by darius sunofovich January 05, 2005
California Circa 1980. The first part is rising an the second syllable is falling, similar to how homosexuals say "fabulous."
Used in conversation after someone says something that is a non sequitur or has no bearing on the conversation at hand, and is thus completely random.
Used in conversation after someone says something that is a non sequitur or has no bearing on the conversation at hand, and is thus completely random.
"I want to go get pizza at Frantone's"
"Frantone's was first built in 1967 by Antoine Frantonne. He changed the name in 1982 and started serving pizza."
"Okay: RAN-dom"
"Frantone's was first built in 1967 by Antoine Frantonne. He changed the name in 1982 and started serving pizza."
"Okay: RAN-dom"
by Darius Sunofovich January 01, 2005