juvenile

Etymology: French or Latin; French juvénile, from Latin juvenilis, from juvenis

1 a : a delinquent : a young person
2 : of ,relating to, characteristic of, or suitable for children or young people <juvenile books>

Joe is a juvenile because he did graffiti on the wall.

by Merriam Webster July 6, 2004

swass

Swass is a combination of sweet and ass. Obviously lost in translation as it seems people here interpret sweet as sweat.

My '68 mustang is totally swass.

Swass! This rocks!

by Merriam Webster March 18, 2005

rod battle

1. A fight or competition, usually good humored, between two males both seeking the same female's attention.

2. A petty thug.

When the pretty new receptionist started work, everyone in the office knew that there would be a serious rod battle between Russ and Paul.

by Merriam Webster January 15, 2003

road

an open way for vehicles, persons, and animals; route, path

The trucks drove on the road

by Merriam Webster January 20, 2003

nie-nie

An angel. A princess. A term endearing the most beautiful girl in the world. The most special, most wonderful girl in the whole world.

Geraldine could not believe that nie-nie was actually his. What a lucky boy!

by Merriam Webster August 22, 2003

galco

A large bird native to the areas in and around Highland Park, California.

The galco is HUGE

by Merriam Webster June 6, 2004

Ramsi

Awesome, mind-blowing, and/or brilliant.

When I think of how amazing it was, I can only think of one word: Ramsi.

by Merriam Webster July 13, 2004