aina

Aina seorang wanita yang cantik,comel dan baik hati, dia ikhlas untuk menolong seseorang tu sampai sanggup untuk kejutkan sahur. Kalau anda dapat berkawan dengan aina, anda patut berbangga sebab dia adalah seorang yang friendly dan disukai ramai. Aina juga merupakan ciri² gadis melayu terakhir dan berkulit putih

Girl A; Weyhh kulit aq dah burn duhh
Girl B; Samalah kite, kan bagus kalau kulit aq putih macam aina

by Haryz87 April 23, 2018

ain't

slang contraction of is not, are not, am not, do not or does not.

He ain't lazy, he just ain't got nothing to do.

by superrockstar125 February 22, 2007

Aizen

Aizen

(n). The most unstoppable character in Bleach and perhaps every anime. Has the ability to make a fly look like a dragon and make hair gel out of glasses. He can solo everyone no matter how powerful or big the army is.

(v). to defeat or pwn in one hit

Ex: Fighting Aizen is like fighting God. You simply can't win.

Ex: Ha! You just got aizened by my pimp slap.

by MrRicksterr December 9, 2011

aireu

top 50 osu gamer

famous for the "727! When you see it, when you fucking see it!" meme on guess who is back extreme

gets bullied in the osu twitter community

who is that *points at aireu meme (little kid speaking)*

aireu

by 727wysi January 1, 2021

82nd Airborne

One of the three actual airborne units in the United States Army, it's been around even longer than the British Parachute Regiment and it's known for being the tip of the Spear in Germany in WW2 along with the 101st Airborne (Now 101st Air Assault) Theres an old rivalry between the Airborne and Marines. In the 82nd's defense (Even though it's record speaks for itself) it was the 82nd who had captured Fallujah and then had to recapture it after the Marines they handed it off too had lost it; the 82nd is a trusted and much faster response unit than most MEU's.

Airborne Army 101st 82nd Airborne

by CoMed82 April 24, 2014

corporate kool aid

the PR and Marketing specifically geared towards imprinting the corporate culture and brand as a positive mindset and way of life, targeted to "inside audiences", a.k.a. the employees, of a corporation, most especialy to new hires to help them assimilate into their new environment". In the most successful cases, this is done in such a way that the individual who has "drunk the corporate kool aid" will, outside of work and uncompensated, be a willing and engaged corporate spokesperson, advocating and promoting the corporation's stated views and agenda as True Believer.

See also Microsift, Target, and Jim Jones.

I am thrilled and lucky to be here! I fully admit, I have drunk the corporate kool aid and now I am one of the best and the brightest, inventing the future! What do you mean my 75 hours of work each week are distroying my marriage and family?!!! This is IMPORTANT WORK!!

by Cinnamon67 June 30, 2010

Avatar: The Last Airbender

A:TLA is the last show on Nickelodeon that doesn't portray good and evil. Instead, the show portrays neutrality, flawed people, mistakes, and perspective. It was even stated on page 147 of the book written by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, Avatar: The Last Airbender - Art of the Animated Series.

Many "fans" are in unreasonable denial of this fact and continue to think A:TLA is simplistic.

"The fact that Hama was once friends with Katara's grandmother, Kanna, illustrated a core philosophy of the series: people aren't good or evil, but are either in balance or out of balance." - Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, Avatar: The Last Airbender - Art of the Animated Series, page 147.

by Anonymous1321612008 June 28, 2010