Engrish

n. The phenomenon of often hilarious gramatical catastrophes resulting from poor, usually over-literal translations of Japanese to English.

(Note: the term is a bit of a misnomer. Engrish doesn't have anything to do with pronunciation.)

(Of course!) "All your base are belong to us."

by Lemuridae November 27, 2003

Alex English

That one guy from that song.

"Hey, who is Alex English?"
"Some guy from a Dance Gavin Dance song"

by ClashCarCrash October 21, 2008

Liberian english

the broken english spoken in the west african country of Liberia.

Liberian english words

hobojo --- hoe, slut, prostitute

man lappa -- same as hobojo

ay bah -- ?

pekin--- small boy

giga -- it get stuck in your foot

tata -- vigina

toto --- penis

twalet --- private area

tumba -- booty

by libchick February 5, 2010

wetback english

Words that wetbacks use in english but they don't pronounce it right.

Wetback english...

Chair-shair
Jumbo Jack-yumbo yack
yes-jes
shit-chit

by Jaime Santiesteban May 21, 2006

Englishian

One who prides him/herself of mastery of the English language in its purest form. The term is often prefixed with the origin, as in "he's an American Englishian" or "she was a widely published British Englishian".

Looking for more background info, history of the movement, etc.

"Englishians have repeatedly denounced the term 'monetize' as an English word."

by kavehg March 18, 2010

English Slipper

A sexual act involving three people, where one person slides his feet into the assholes of the other two and proceeds to walk around the manor whilst reading the paper and drinking a tea.
Monocles not required but strongly recommended

sex, sexual maneuvers, lewd, english slipper, dutch rudderaction johnny, rusty venture missionary, doggy style, english stereotypes

by Nick Bronze March 30, 2012

Queens English

The Queen's English refers to grammatically correct and coherent written expression in the English language. It does not refer to a specific accent, intonation or regional variation of the spoken language.

"I wish the lawmakers would write laws in the Queens English instead of this incomprehensible legalese crap"

by mich July 19, 2004