esoke

Esoke means "it's ok," "it's alright," "no worries."

Pronounced eh-soh-kay. This word originated by Mexican immigrants in the United States. Esoke may also be a spanglish combination of "es" meaning "is" in Spanish along with the English phrase, "OK."

You didn't know what esoke means? Esoke man! You can just look it up on urban dictionary.

Jefe: "Pedro, we need you to work all seven days this week. Is that alright?"

Pedo: "Esoke"

Jefe: "Are you sure?"

Pedo: "Yeah, esoke."

by Scithe October 18, 2010

speffle

Retarded or "special"

"Herp da derp I'm speffle!" -- short bus passenger

by Scithe August 11, 2011

trektor

Any actor who has held the role of a character in a Star Trek series or movie.

Trektor is a portmanteau or Star "Trek" and "actor"

Season four of Castle premieres with two Trektors taking on recurring roles: Michael Dorn and Penny Johnson.

by Scithe February 07, 2012

nops

a portmanteau of "no props"

That guy's youtube video was 4 minutes of my life wasted; he gets nops!

by Scithe December 09, 2008

waddabout

Slang for what about.

waddabout using this sentence as an example?

I suppose that could work but waddabout we just make up a different sentence instead.

Waddabout Bob?

by Scithe August 30, 2010

begger

"beggar" typed by a person too stupid to spell it correctly.

I told that fool to get a spell check add-on for Firefox but he wouldn't google it. He kept asking me for it over and over, "plz, plz d00d." Damn I hate beggers!

by Scithe March 30, 2010

Suchos

being or having a combination of looks, charm and intelligence.

There was no way I could get the girl when I had to compete against a suchos.

by Scithe March 28, 2007