236 definitions by yes juanito yes
Short for "set the mainsails." A sailing reference meaning to go to a specific place or to head in a certain direction.
"After final exams, we set the mains for our favorite bar."
"At the start of the semester, I set the mains for all the best college radio stations."
"At the start of the semester, I set the mains for all the best college radio stations."
by yes juanito yes May 30, 2017
The advantage of a candidate running for national political office running in a state primary election who is generally believed to be the favorite due to their state of origin.
"Some candidates are bound to have home state appeal and be the favorite in the Presidential Election when they run in their home state."
by yes juanito yes February 17, 2012
Human 1: "Would you rather live in a world of covfefelessness?"
Human 2: "Maybe."
Human 1: "That's an absurdism."
Human 2: "Maybe."
Human 1: "That's an absurdism."
by yes juanito yes December 21, 2017
Unawareness of the term covfefe or its origin. The word is from an absurd Trump tweet and it is meaningless.
by yes juanito yes October 31, 2017
Grandma's birthday party had a weird vibe. At her request, the DJ kept playing "It's Raining Men" over and over again.
Some beach towns in California have a weird vibe, but I keep going back to 'em.
Some beach towns in California have a weird vibe, but I keep going back to 'em.
by yes juanito yes March 25, 2015
Ann: "The city and all the volunteers have done a great job with this recycling, composting and gardening project."
Mike: "100 percent."
Mike: "100 percent."
by yes juanito yes November 7, 2014
Advice given or efforts made for a person to better communicate with people who primarily speak Spanish. Allows improved communication with co-workers, customers, employees or anybody you meet who mainly speaks Spanish.
My first language wasn't English and wasn't Spanish. My dadsuggested I learn Spanish since so many people in our community are Spanish-speaking.
I was in a bank in Phoenix the other day where 95% of the people were speaking Spanish. Many were probably bilingual but I decided to take a class to learn Spanish anyway.
I was in a bank in Phoenix the other day where 95% of the people were speaking Spanish. Many were probably bilingual but I decided to take a class to learn Spanish anyway.
by yes juanito yes November 16, 2014