A generic phrase used by undereducated muscle car freaks that have only seen civics with over sized wings and front ends, because a real car person knows that a car can be fast and it doesnt depend on the make but rather on the person doing the tuning of the engine.
by John July 17, 2003
From the little Filipina Clarita of Gubat. The word is Latin derived which means little Clara. Clara is derived from the Medieval name derived from Latin clarus "clear, bright, famous". Saint Clare, a follower of Saint Francis of Assisi, left her wealthy family to found the order of nuns known as the Poor Clares. This is also the name of an Irish county which was named for the Norman invader Richard de Clare (known as Strongbow), whose surname is derived from an English river.
Hi Clarita! It's me John.
by John March 27, 2005
by john May 14, 2003
by John January 31, 2004
Readers Wife (Noun): British institution whereby male readers of certain adult magazines feel the need
to submit for publication pictures of their other halves in varying levels of undress.
Readers Wife (Pronoun): a lady with a bedraggled appearance such that
you believe she would appear in such a magazine.
to submit for publication pictures of their other halves in varying levels of undress.
Readers Wife (Pronoun): a lady with a bedraggled appearance such that
you believe she would appear in such a magazine.
by John March 18, 2004
by john December 20, 2003