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Eura Fag
Noun - Pronounced: ur - Ah - Fag
A name that you give out when replying to a new person who tells you their own name, and then asks what yours is.
You're supposed to reply in a sweet tone, and often in a subtle way. The "fag" part must be slightly elongated as to add more of a sweetness to the phrase.
A name that you give out when replying to a new person who tells you their own name, and then asks what yours is.
You're supposed to reply in a sweet tone, and often in a subtle way. The "fag" part must be slightly elongated as to add more of a sweetness to the phrase.
Eura Fag by Matthew J. Pieper September 15, 2008
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yoo-ranj The orange-hued atmospheric colour American directors use with fetish when making films set in southern Europe. Eurange is primarily cast upon beautiful faces, wine glasses and latticed patios at sunset, often located in Tuscany. It is an important tone for a region that only begins to exist each day at cocktail hour.
See Vicky Christina Barcelona, Stealing Beauty
See Vicky Christina Barcelona, Stealing Beauty
The woman weeped at the passion of the lone Spanish violinist, whose anguished musical plea broke her heart in the eurange al fresco light.
Eurabia
A name that will be printed on the maps of 2060 onwards, instead of the old name of "Europe" for the landmass west of the Ural Mountains, north of the Mediterranean, and east of the Atlantic ocean.
"The Caliphate's largest province, Eurabia, today held a public stoning for known adulterers in the city of Paristan. The stoning's organizer, Kalid Sheik Ali Baba, said that 'Today was a good day for Justice, and may it show the heathen USA what our sleeper cells there are willing to do to those committing the unholy act of accompanying a woman whose face is not covered by the Burqa.'"
- A Le Monde article, dated July 14th, 2058
- A Le Monde article, dated July 14th, 2058
Eurabia by Steven the lexicographer January 17, 2009