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saygen
an alternate spelling to the Gaelic name Sa-gin, meaning wise one. The English translation would be sage (apart from a spice also alternate definition for wise man)
saygen by Saygen Davila June 27, 2008
Sayonatsi
1. Giving off my slippers or sandals to you.
2. If you are afraid to a person, you can say "sayonatsi" or
"sa'yo na tsinelas ko" to him/her and then run off fast.--
Filipino word
3. I am afraid to you.
2. If you are afraid to a person, you can say "sayonatsi" or
"sa'yo na tsinelas ko" to him/her and then run off fast.--
Filipino word
3. I am afraid to you.
Sayonatsi by humor-horror.blogspot.com August 5, 2009
Sayup
A legendary evolution of the word "What's up" (or "Sup"), has evolved into a word with much more than just one meaning. 'Sayup' can be a great conversation starter, or even used as a pickup line on that special persons Instagram post whom you wish to attract. With meanings like "Hello", "How are you?" or even "Cool!", the word is left completely open for interpretation, which is why it is so magical. 'Sayup' is constantly garnering new meaning day by day, and may soon be the only word needed for all forms of communication.
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Pull a sayori
To pull a sayori means to commit suicide because in the game DDLC (Doki Doki Literature Club) A character named Say or I is struggling with depression which makes her kill herself, thus, making the phrase "Pull (ing) a Say or I" <3
Pull a sayori by Hatsumemikuuu January 1, 2022