Amen 

Greek: Truly, sure, of a truth, solemnly (amaen)
Verbal Adjective: firm, faithful
Conclusionary clause: so it is, so be it, may it be fulfilled

Hebrew (Aramaic): Conclusionary: So be it. Verbal Adjective: Faithful, firm.

English: Conclusionary word signaling the completion of a prayer (word, Greek: logos).

Amaen Amaen lego humin, "Truly Truly I say to you (plural)"

Amen by Webster November 2, 2004

America 

A country that claims the name of an entire continent to itself alone for no compelling reason.

Mexicans, Colombians, Brazilians... they're Americans too.

America by DaMotha February 12, 2007

American cheese

A type of cheese that is of low quality, possibly due to mass production.

Best when melted.

-Damn, this American cheese is bad.
-Try toasting it.

American cheese by if(you=="pinkShirt"){useShotgun=true;} October 16, 2005

United States of America

a thing nerds attack on urban dictionary. gimme a thumbs down, but you know it!!!

Felipe- I typed united states of america on urbadictionary and there's mad trolling.

Reggie- just nerds under the age of 16 who have nothing better to do.

United States of America by gabedog January 11, 2010

Victim-American 

n. Any American that feels that they have been treated unfairly and that everyone, society, and the government owes them something because of their race, age, sexual orentation, religion, sex, etc and uses this excuse at every opportunity.

These people blame all of their problems on this excuse instead of taking resposibilty for their own life and actions.

You can frequently see Victim-Americans standing in line for food stamps, welfare, government housing, utility assistance, and also at the liquor store cashing their disability check.

"I grew up poor in a predominantly black neighbohood, so it's not my fault I'm a criminal. I'm a victim (Victim-American) of the system and white man is keeping me down."

"A black man got the job instead of me (a Victim-American) just because of affirmitive action. It's not fair."

"It's not my fault I'm gay (a Victim-American), I was born this way. It's not fair that the government won't let me get married."

"Why get a job? I have 3 kids by 3 different baby daddies (a Victim-American), it's easier to collect welfare and live in section 8 housing than it is to work. The government owes me."

Victim-American by Barak_Blocker April 7, 2009

Ameya 

The most breath taking girl to have ever have lived in the known universe. A girl that you love so much that you never want to miss a second of her. She has the most beautiful brown eyes that you never want to look away from, and gorgeous dark brown hair. Also, the most beautiful smile ever that is super contagious and can make any rainy day turn out brighter, you can't help but stare and smile back at her. Beautiful and perfect in every way. She not only is helpful but she is genuinely caring about everyone. Creative, good taste, athletic, intelligent, incredibly funny, fun and just an awesome person. She is a gorgeous girl that you can't get enough and perfect in every way.

Did you see that girl? She was so gorgeous, she must’ve be an Ameya.

Ameya by 120379843746 May 17, 2017

American Dream 

An image originally created in the late 1950's and 1960's. Innocent by nature but commonly deplored by those who cannot achieve it or don't agree with capitolism.

The stereotypical American Dream is to marry that perfect someone, move into the classical surburan house, with a front yard, a garage & drive way, a white picket fence. You have a dog, a cat, and several kids. On weekends and summers you barbeque in your yard while your kids play on a tire swing and build a tree fort. Sometimes the American Dream is associated with the Corvette which is commonly known as the American Dream Car, because of it's long legacy of American muscle and great performance.

These assests are ideally attained by working hard to someday become financially stable enough to afford simple luxuries without worrying about it. This does not mean that you become rich suddenly, or buy the fastest car upright, it means that as you work hard over time, you get more money and improve on what you already have. Such as moving into a larger home, buying a faster car, and being able to support an additional child.

My version of the American Dream is to become a civil engineer, marry my highschool sweat heart, buy a nice sized Spanish styled house in San Diego, CA and drive a new 2005 Mustang.

American Dream by Andrew Hernandez November 28, 2004