Sara: What do you think about Rob?
Hiro: He can be nice but he's not my favorite person in the world.
Hiro: He can be nice but he's not my favorite person in the world.
by Sara!Jane October 27, 2005
used to address someone, could be used by a close friend or an obnoxious person who thinks they are hilarious. similar to buddy boy, "pally boy" is just 'pal' (meaning 'friend') turned into an adjective to describe 'boy'.
by Sara!Jane November 10, 2005
just another way to say "ok" . like thinking the thinking sound mmmmm + ok forms "mmk"
can be used in a positive or negative sense. by anybody.
can be used in a positive or negative sense. by anybody.
by Sara!Jane October 20, 2005
"kareshi" is used in Japanese to refer to the male 3rd person (he, him), but as also taken on the meaning of boyfriend. can also be shortened to "kare"
watashi no kareshi wa anata no yori sekushii yo.
my boyfriend is sexier than yours.
literally "my 'him' is sexier than yours"
my boyfriend is sexier than yours.
literally "my 'him' is sexier than yours"
by Sara!Jane October 20, 2005
"kanojo" is used in Japanese to refer to the female 3rd person (her, she), but as also taken on the meaning of girlfriend.
ore no kanojo wa omae no yori sekushii da yo.
my girlfriend is sexier than yours.
literally, "my 'her' is sexier than yours"
my girlfriend is sexier than yours.
literally, "my 'her' is sexier than yours"
by Sara!Jane October 20, 2005
Not exactly an online boyfriend or girlfriend, but a friend online that is of the opposite sex that one spends a considerable amount of time talking to/flirting with on the internet. Most often used by others to describe someone else's situation
A: Where's Susan today?
B: She was up all last night talking to her e-mack, Craig from Canada, so she was too tired to come to school.
B: She was up all last night talking to her e-mack, Craig from Canada, so she was too tired to come to school.
by Sara!Jane December 05, 2006