look-similar

Someone who is constantly told they look like a famous person, but in reality only moderately resemble them.

"Oh my goodness, you and Woody Harrelson are total "look-similars!"

"Thank you"

by JMc4008 February 4, 2010

Simion

a solid hard plastic penis used for masturbation

the two lesbians went to the sex shop to buy double sided Simion's

by lmxdurgex October 17, 2009

simi

someone who is weird on many different levels, smokes tons of weed, is often confused, doesn't believe in haircuts or any form of "unnatural grooming", mumbles incoherently, and can often be spotted outside your local 7-11...just sitting.

shit that simi needs to lay off the ganja and get a haircut

by everybody loves a cracka December 15, 2004

Super Simile

A simile that uses like or as twice in one sentence.

Bob: Ms. Smith, you're as good as cake.
Ms. Smith: You're creepy, but nice use of a super simile.

by JakeekaJ August 25, 2011

Simile

Comparing two things using light or as

The book is as light as a feather

The simile is light as a feather

by Knight 101 January 4, 2019

Similar Style Salutations

Simililar Style Salutations - When you see someone wearing the same attire and you give them a compliment about it. This friendly confrontation usually resolves in both subjects in good spirits.

Guy wearing American Apparel sweater - "Nice sweater"
Responsive Fellow (wearing same sweater) - "Why thank you- Oh my it appears we both have the same sweater! What a jubilant cooinkydink! Similar Style Salutations to your choice of garment too!"

by Keeroonf March 24, 2009

Simirun

Simirun is a name that dates back to the early thirteenth century and comes from the Punjab. It was originally the name given to the purest gold that was found in the village of Pandori. The gold was deemed to have special magical powers which would bring good luck to anyone who touched it. As years passed, a Raja of India named his only daughter Simirun and it is said that whatever misfortune came her way it immediately turned into good.

Simirun touched a blind man and he at once regained his sight.

The gold, Simirun, was originally found in India.

by RetardRaj November 26, 2011