by hadi April 08, 2005
mick = paddy = irish niggaz
the names people used to call the irish in newyork city and when the poor irish moved there years ago.
the names people used to call the irish in newyork city and when the poor irish moved there years ago.
by hadi April 12, 2005
transitive senses
1 a : to lower in grade, rank, or status : DEMOTE b : to strip of rank or honors c : to lower to an inferior or less effective level d : to scale down in desirability or salability
2 a : to bring to low esteem or into disrepute b : to drag down in moral or intellectual character : CORRUPT
3 : to impair in respect to some physical property
4 : to wear down by erosion
5 : to reduce the complexity of (a chemical compound) : DECOMPOSE
intransitive senses
1 : to pass from a higher grade or class to a lower
2 of a chemical compound : to become reduced in complexity
1 a : to lower in grade, rank, or status : DEMOTE b : to strip of rank or honors c : to lower to an inferior or less effective level d : to scale down in desirability or salability
2 a : to bring to low esteem or into disrepute b : to drag down in moral or intellectual character : CORRUPT
3 : to impair in respect to some physical property
4 : to wear down by erosion
5 : to reduce the complexity of (a chemical compound) : DECOMPOSE
intransitive senses
1 : to pass from a higher grade or class to a lower
2 of a chemical compound : to become reduced in complexity
by hadi April 16, 2005
The origins of "blol" are still somewhat vague, but it has begun to replace "lol" in most texting and email use. the B could stand for "big", although some have speculated it could be "barely".
The other point of contention is how it's pronounced. Accepted pronunciations:
Blo-wel
Bel-oh-el
The other point of contention is how it's pronounced. Accepted pronunciations:
Blo-wel
Bel-oh-el
by Hadi September 24, 2012