An alternate name for the walk of shame, wherein an undergrad youth slinks home from the residence of a member of the opposite sex after a night out partying. Especially applicable to males after a first successful venture.
"I don't think the name 'walk of shame' is appropriate for me. Frankly, I'd prefer to call it a path of pride."
by Moggraider February 12, 2010
1) A nickname for someone very special to you, usually a lover, or spouse, or someone you treasure dearly.
2) A nickname for an automobile that is treasured more than anything; These are usually very expensive automobiles, but there are exceptions.
2) A nickname for an automobile that is treasured more than anything; These are usually very expensive automobiles, but there are exceptions.
1) "I'd die for my fiancee because she's my pride and joy."
2) That beat-up, old motorcycle? Jim's dad gave it to him long ago. He says its his "pride and joy".
2) That beat-up, old motorcycle? Jim's dad gave it to him long ago. He says its his "pride and joy".
by goldmetaman July 11, 2009
similar to the dirty sanchez, the simbas pride is the action of wiping the tip of the penis across your partners forehead after anal sex so the face apears to have a brown version of the mark raffiki gives simba!
by DarkSideOfDisney1 July 25, 2011
The name of the Persian Mafia.
Originated by Persians (Iranians/Iranian-Americans) in suburban Los Angeles in the '90s. A very popular group.
Originated by Persians (Iranians/Iranian-Americans) in suburban Los Angeles in the '90s. A very popular group.
The symbol of Persian pride is P.P. or PP.
And if you want to make it by hand, you simply make two P's with both hands, and stick them down, and one P is going to be backwards.
And if you want to make it by hand, you simply make two P's with both hands, and stick them down, and one P is going to be backwards.
by aguynamedandy September 28, 2005
The greatest comedy in a long time. Set around the family of the lead lion in the Siegfried and Roy show. This show, despite thde animation, has a very adult and subtle humour. 10/10!!
by Ben Owen June 02, 2005
by Kevin DuBrau February 09, 2004
A commercialized holiday to celebrate LGBTQ+ themes. Originating out of the Stonewall riots over 40 years ago and popularized nationwide after the Supreme court's ruling on gay marriage in 2015, its now a marketing opportunity for profit hungry corporations and bought into by boring college freshman who are eager to embrace any identity they just discovered because it may make them even slightly interesting.
Stacy: "omg I can't wait for pride month"
Margo: "me to girlie, you know I'll be wearing my rainbow gear because I have no defining personality or hobbies so instead sexual identity shall be my substitute"
Margo: "me to girlie, you know I'll be wearing my rainbow gear because I have no defining personality or hobbies so instead sexual identity shall be my substitute"
by jaybirdlaw June 03, 2019