aestorm

a really hot editor who is not mid at all

aestorm is not mid

by aespector is mid April 28, 2022

Asterisk

The person that's to pussy enough to cuss in a Christian Minecraft server, so he uses an asterisk to get away from the mods.

Ligmaball69: HOLY SH*T DUUDE, THAT SPIDER FELL FROM THE F*CKING SKY!!!
ModsRGay: you're lucky you used the asterisk, or you'd be demoted from diamond to coal by SuckmyPeen. That's not a good look.

by Putin's right hand man April 29, 2019

Aster

A form of daisy whose colors range from blue to red.

by Saints October 23, 2003

Asteria

The feeling of elation after a taste or a touch.

I felt the Asteria come over me after we danced!

by Tracey Ramage October 27, 2006

Asterik

A common misspelling of the word "asterisk."

(An asterisk is the star symbol: *)

Jim: Hey Bob, how do you write a footnote reference?

Bob: Put an asterik at the end of the reference word and an asterik at the begginning of the footnote itself.

Jim: Please, Bob, the the tricks I do with my ass have nothing to do with this. I'll just put asterisks there instead.

by Zoraster May 19, 2010

Asteria

Awsome, great, loyal, amzing person. Has lots of passion there for knows how to treat people. They are romantic, and nice. They can be flirts, but not mean wrong they consume the people around them with there bright energize and smile. They're also a person who knows how to party. She is the most randomest person you will ever meet in your life. She may dress in an emo style. Her favorite bands would have to do with rock. She knows what shes talking about so dont deny what she is saying.

She's so asteria

by thesickestkidalive August 29, 2010

asteroth

Astaroth is the prince of accusers and inquisitors. According to some demonologists of the 16th century, August is the month during which this demon's attacks against humans are stronger. His name seems to come from the goddess 'Ashtart/Astarte' which was rendered in the Latin Vulgate translation of the Bible as Astharthe "singular" and Astharoth "plural", that last form rendered in the King James Version of the Bible as Ashtaroth. It seems this plural form was taken either from the Latin or from some translation or other by those who did not know it was a plural form nor knew that it referred to a goddess, seeing it only as a name applied to some god other than God and therefore the name of a devil.

My Lord Asteroth grant me power as i slaughter theses virgins in your name

by Tim Stewart January 25, 2006