Kur-guh-y-iz-stan

The awkward sound one makes when playing one of the many Sporcle quizzes that require this mother of a word- Kyrgyzstan.

Name countries that begin with a K.
"Oh, I know this one, but I can't spell it!"
"Dude, its totally Kur-guh-y-iz-stan!"

by potoftiggers April 12, 2010

hoe-y-er

Hunter getting schooled (:

Hunter you are hoe-y-er

by (:boo January 11, 2008

Lo-bottom-y

When you fuck a girl in the ass so hard all of her shit comes out, like a brain in a lobotomy.

"Yo, I be fuckin' mah bitch last night so hard I dun' given her a lo-bottom-y

by Crouchosarus May 17, 2008

sigh-y [sigh]

a feeling of "meh-ness", or feeling absolutly "ahhh"

i'm feeling very "sigh-y sigh".

by Frankie :) January 4, 2009

Totes Uh-y

An exclamation expressing utter admiration, envy or awe.

Or a word defining the epicness or coolness of an event.

-I just got a new penguin!
-OMG that's totes uh-y bruh!!!

or

-Fluffy socks are totes uh-y

awe epicness coolness admiration totes envy

by Pocoloca April 8, 2013

Y-Boyfriend

This is the person with whom you reunited, for whatever reason, after previously ending a relationship. He/She was your ex-boy/girlfriend and now is your y-boy/girlfriend. The term was created to facilitate communication. The homonym was appropriate for the reasons everyone asks.

“My y-boyfriend and I are going to his cousin’s wedding.” The listener can understand how that experience may be different than if you were a new, current, or just a friendly date. In general, the listener understands that you have had a relationship with this person, parted with them, grown, and reunited after working out your problems….or not, so some say, “Why?”

by LaJeSchu May 26, 2013

Y-Girlfriend

This is the person with whom you reunited, for whatever reason, after previously ending a relationship. She was your ex-girlfriend and now is your y-girlfriend. The term was created to facilitate communication. The inspiration for this term rose from the Generation Y following Generation X (“Gen X”). The homonym was appropriate for the reasons everyone asks.

“My y-girlfriend and I are going to her cousin’s wedding.” The listener can understand how that experience may be different than if you were a new, current, or just a friendly date. In general, the listener understands that you have had a relationship with this person, parted with them, grown, and reunited after working out your problems….or not, so some say, “Why?”

by LaJeSchu May 26, 2013