A mixture between the words "fuck" and "shiezer"(actually spelt scheiser)
It is socially acceptable because it is also a drug company (pfizer)
I invented this word, oh, about two days ago. already it is being used by a multitude of people.
It is socially acceptable because it is also a drug company (pfizer)
I invented this word, oh, about two days ago. already it is being used by a multitude of people.
teacher- what are you doing out of class??
Drew- FIEZER!!!
teacher- WHAT??!
Drew- um, i need my medicine
teacher- what?
Drew- Im having an alergic reaction, i need my pfizer medication
teacher- oh really, what are you alergic to?
Drew- YOU, BITCH (<<oops)
Drew- FIEZER!!!
teacher- WHAT??!
Drew- um, i need my medicine
teacher- what?
Drew- Im having an alergic reaction, i need my pfizer medication
teacher- oh really, what are you alergic to?
Drew- YOU, BITCH (<<oops)
by Urban Dictionary May 26, 2005
by Urban Dictionary April 06, 2005
by Urban Dictionary June 23, 2007
A mixture of Nice (or gnarly or any "cool" word with an "n" sound for that matter) and, obviously, Awesome.
Etymology: Invented by Drew Nutter, this word was originally spelt "Nawesome." Drew then decided that just one letter wasnt enough to do justice to the other word (nice, gnarly, or whatever you like) so he added a "G" as in "gnarly" to make it Gnawesome. Soon after, he decided a "K" was a more attractive letter to use, so he made it "Knawesome."
Etymology: Invented by Drew Nutter, this word was originally spelt "Nawesome." Drew then decided that just one letter wasnt enough to do justice to the other word (nice, gnarly, or whatever you like) so he added a "G" as in "gnarly" to make it Gnawesome. Soon after, he decided a "K" was a more attractive letter to use, so he made it "Knawesome."
by Urban Dictionary August 10, 2006
1.) An American citizen of both German and American descent
2.) An American citizen that can trace his/her heritage back to both Germany and to the colonies of the United States
2.) An American citizen that can trace his/her heritage back to both Germany and to the colonies of the United States
A German-American has both German and American blood. The term German-American, as well as other hyphenations in America, is commonly used to signify an American citizen of German descent. However, according to international standards, this is incorrect. A true German-American is of both German and colonial American descent.
by Urban Dictionary April 06, 2004
Justin Bieber: *High pitched voice* Baby you know I love you.
Guy 1: -_-
Guy 2: >.<
Guy 3: O.O
Guy 4: 0.o
Guy 5: T.T
Guy 1: -_-
Guy 2: >.<
Guy 3: O.O
Guy 4: 0.o
Guy 5: T.T
by Urban Dictionary January 20, 2011
by Urban Dictionary November 04, 2005