A kid who screeches into the mic saying Cooooooog as the other person gets annoyed or dies of laughter neither person no what it means - Darklight
Yo guess what nice cog or saying coooooog in a long screeching sound as Kayden tries to eat cereal at 2 in the morning laughing
by DarkLight July 03, 2020

Slang; short form of savage
adj.
1. denotes emphasis, usually in a positive or mock-positive light; the precise quality that is being emphasized is generally dependant upon context
Svg is very often used sarcastically.
adj.
1. denotes emphasis, usually in a positive or mock-positive light; the precise quality that is being emphasized is generally dependant upon context
Svg is very often used sarcastically.
Person One: <some sort of commendable display>
Person Two: Dude! Svg!
or
Person One: <relates a story of woe and bad luck>
Person Two: Wow, that was a svg mise.
Person Two: Dude! Svg!
or
Person One: <relates a story of woe and bad luck>
Person Two: Wow, that was a svg mise.
by Darklight April 08, 2005

Dipping your johnson in any substance that will come off on impact, such as paint (if you're brave), chocolate, etc...and slapping someone in the face so that it leaves a print. Preferably the harder the substance to wash off, the better.
by Darklight February 26, 2004

by DarkLight January 10, 2022

Synonym of 'to the head' or 'to the face'.
In Magic: the Gathering, to damage an opposing player, especially with a direct damage spell.
In Magic: the Gathering, to damage an opposing player, especially with a direct damage spell.
by Darklight August 22, 2005

etym: past participle of the spanish verb tener, 'to have'
1. Owned
2. Own
Usage: Verb, slang. In proper spanish grammar, 'tenido' is meaningless on its own. Therefore, it is treated as an English word for syntax purposes.
1. Owned
2. Own
Usage: Verb, slang. In proper spanish grammar, 'tenido' is meaningless on its own. Therefore, it is treated as an English word for syntax purposes.
1. 'Tenido en la cara!' ('Owned in the face!')
2. 'Tenido!' ('Owned!')
3. 'Spanish tenidos your face.'
2. 'Tenido!' ('Owned!')
3. 'Spanish tenidos your face.'
by Darklight April 08, 2005

by DarkLight December 05, 2021
