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Saberdouche

1. One who surpasses normal levels of douche-baggery to almost super human levels as if the genes were altered into a mutant strain of douchiness.

2. A big fat jerk of full of rage and unnecessary 'tude.

3. Sabertooth from the movie "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" as stated by www.radnerd.com
Man, did you see what Herb tried to pull today? What a saberdouche!
by RadNerdLeo May 4, 2009
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sapere aude

Latin for "dare to know"; is used commonly as a motto for various institutions.
Dimidium facti qui coepit habet: sapere aude!
by Ray Hicks October 22, 2006
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Sabertooth

A woman so old she should be extinct yet still out hunting meat.
That chick I banged last night was a complete sabertooth
by Zturner68 April 21, 2011
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samerawit

A wonderful and talented person. A person that is beautiful and is sometimes nervous. Loves there friends as family members!
That person is totally a samerawit.
by jolly45 January 11, 2015
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saberjack

When something is so horrible that there are no words to describe it.
Yo Dunn did you hear that the 40 joint down the street got robbed? "Yea I did nigga...thats a real saberjack"!
by Mayble Chote September 19, 2011
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Saber

A curved bladed sword with a blade length between 32 and 40 inches and usually having a D shaped guard used primarily for mounted combat. Deriving itself from the persian scimitar and the european falshion, it remained popular well into the 20th century. Also used frequently as a dueling weapon during the 1700s and early 1800s, it remains a popular weapon form in modern fencing as well as Western Martial Arts. Short sabers find their way onto the modern battlfield from time to time..
1796 British light cavalry saber, 1860 Light Cavalry Saber, Polish Carabela Saber, Spanish Picaderro Saber.
by Notatemplar December 7, 2011
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Salerno

An exotic last name only really supremely talented, magnificently cool people have. Most with this surname received it after coming over on a boat from Italy or whereever the fuck, and meeting some lazy jerk at Ellis Island, shit went down like this:

Quotes:
From "The Sopranos: Stage 5 (#6.14)" (2007)
Phil Leotardo: Leonardo was a great Italian and that was our name originally, Leonardo. But many years ago, when my grandpa came over from Sicily, they changed it at Ellis Island from Leonardo to Leotardo.
Boy #3: Why'd they do that for?
Phil Leotardo: Because they're stupid, that's why. And jealous. They disrespected a proud Italian heritage, and named us after a ballet costume.
girl raises her hand
Phil Leotardo: Marissa.
Girl #2: That's for modern. In ballet, you wear tutus.
Boy #2: It doesn't make a difference.
Phil Leotardo: That's right, it doesn't.

See, everyone has always been jealous of Italians with their Italian heritage which is further proof that Salerno is the best last name in history in addition to being the name of an Italian city.
by Ciao Ciao March 1, 2009
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