Ahsana

Ahsana's are the most beautiful, kind, caring, and intellectual souls u will ever meet. They are family oriented and love their beloved unconditionally.

Highly reliable, charming and patient.

If you ever meet one dont ever let them go! They are 1 in a million.

All I need in my life is an Ahsana! She is an all rounder.

by Infinity7310 June 22, 2022

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

MY LIFE

MY LIFE IS AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

by de retard January 12, 2021

aht aht

Ebonics meaning "no." Lol, usually used me a black authority figure towards a child or a fool.

Child in store: *grabs toy and snack* "Mommy can I--?"
Mom: " AHT AHT, I told you not to ask for anything when we come in this store...PUT IT BACK"

by Tharealbabyrach February 24, 2019

Ahhh EEE

A compliment used by the general toronto area to display approval.

"You look so good today Ahhh EEE

by arisha69 October 26, 2018

ahn yujin

UGH SUCH A QUEEN SHITZZZ SHE CAN DO ANYTJINF SHE WANTS AHN YUJIN FUCKING SUPREMACY YOU BITCHES UGHHHHHH STAN HER RN AND IZONE BEFORE THEY DISBAND TYY

Wonyoung: Omg she is dancing so good 😍😍
Minju: Ofc that’s Ahn Yujin bitch

by yujinsgf January 15, 2021

Goofy Ahh

𝘎𝘰𝘰𝘧𝘺 𝘢𝘩𝘩 (Goo-Fee, AAaa) is commonly seen commented on tiktok or other social media when someone posts or comments something that is cringey or dumb. Stems from aave or Ebonics.

The term is a play on saying “Goofy a$$” in a “ghetto” way but a lot of young folk on the internet don’t realize this and think it is literally “ahhh” as in the noise.

Person A: I think Juice is the greatest rapper of all time

Person B: you’re a goofy ahh motherf*cker 💀

by curedoesnotexist March 23, 2022

ahoge

Literally, “stupid hair” in japanese. A single (usually short and fat) lock of hair that sticks out of an anime character’s head. The character is usually stupid in some way, but there are enough exceptions that this isn’t a rule. Example characters include Himeko and Me-tan. To be differentiated from antenna hair, which is two or more thin locks of hair as opposed to only one.

Rebecca grabs a hold of Himeko's ahoge and pulls it out.

by tleek October 30, 2006