already

a form of good-bye or see you later

We bouncin cuz...already

by Houston713 September 19, 2003

always already

postmodernist term for our current time frame -- the same as that for all fictional characters and narratives, including reality.

We are always already exhausted with believing in things. Our decision has always already been made for us.

by majorfraser February 20, 2005

Already been indulged in

Used to indicate something, paticularly food, has already been eaten, bitten; also used to indicate something looks like shit/feces (turned into poo)

Joe "That candy bar looks like a log man."

CVS clerk "Yeah, like it's already been indulged in."

- 0r -

Barry "Someone took a bite out of this cookie."

Joe "Looks like it's already been indulged in."

by Neo June 15, 2003

Areadbhar

Areadbhar is a lance wielded by royalty of the holy kingdom of Faerghus and was passed down from generations. King Dimitri Alexendre Blaiddyd was wielding this lance in the great war of Fodlan to clash against the Adrestian empire and the Leicester alliance. This weapon was originally created by the ten elites and is consisting of the bones from the children of the goddess. With extreme reach and overwhelming power, this relic counts to one of the strongest weapons in all of Fodlan.

Before Dimitri received this lance, Areadbhar has been carried by his father Lambert

by Areadbhar November 19, 2020

back abroad in it

in the middle of nowhere

where are you? 'connemara, back abroad in it'

by adolydon May 16, 2010

text me already :(

we haven’t talked in so long, i rlly miss our convos. i’m too wuss to text u first tho, sorry :P.

text me already :(. wthh >:((

by urss1mp October 13, 2021

All Abroad

This is the name of a new law proposed by the governor of California (D). The new law is supposed to help the state in its naturalization processes and targets illegal immigrants.

In an attempt to bridge any communication barriers, the governor is taking” Everyday Spanish for beginners”.
The governer can now say all abroad in spanish:“Asta la vista, baby.”

by Tanya Navarro April 12, 2008