A name of a certain girl who's also referred to as Drolfoid, zaldrīzes, cosmic trash, dust in the wind, nauseatingly miserable beyond repair, no-one, nothing at all, void? She resides on Point Nemo, a pole of inaccessibility. Not like any of it matters or even means anything.
Some bio-illogical being: Alix Elvi is this, this and that, i don't like it.
Some other bio-illogical being: Call her what you want, but when did a dragon ever die from the poison of a snake?
No-one: Figuratively true in a way but literally? Oh no, a girl hopes that "when" comes soon, and any snake's poison would work, just declaring. But take thy poison back! Thou art not rich enough to present it to Alix.
Some other bio-illogical being: Call her what you want, but when did a dragon ever die from the poison of a snake?
No-one: Figuratively true in a way but literally? Oh no, a girl hopes that "when" comes soon, and any snake's poison would work, just declaring. But take thy poison back! Thou art not rich enough to present it to Alix.
by WarOfTheWords February 06, 2023
Belgian waffle stuffed with freshly sliced bananas, drizzled with peanut butter, and topped with chocolate chips. Often served with two eggs and two stops of bacon or sausage links.
by Asparagus Feta-Quiche August 12, 2018
by Ggkvfnmjdr April 10, 2016
by Laverne's mom March 10, 2017
A conte crayon or chalk drawing using white conte/chalk in a way that makes the drawing look too "slick," often as a result of using too much of the white.
This term was coined by Sandy C., a life Drawing Proff. at Tulane University.
This term was coined by Sandy C., a life Drawing Proff. at Tulane University.
I was just going to add a few white highlights, but I got carried away and my drawing turned into a velvet elvis.
by Hannah March Campbell April 05, 2006
A disgustingly hairy woman, lacking upkeep on hair removal in her nether region, with happy trails on the inside of either thigh.
Old single guy - "The chick I took out last night was one terrible nappy-elvis, so bad I almost didn't sleep with her."
by James Baltzer January 23, 2008