d minor-ese

a language spoken by people who speak in d minor

person 1: "what language do you speak"
person 2: "d minor-ese"
person 1: "what the fu-"

by wipe my creamy teeth May 24, 2021

Marianne Van Es

Marianne Van Es is a word used for describin a woman more close to an entity / demi goddess, rather than an actual human. Mariannes are very trustable, enjoyable, smart and friendly people who use their knowledge to help the tormented soul of Monster legends to survive, like helpin them retrivin accounts, manipulatin space time in order to make old monsters avaiable in upcoming events, protectin F1rst class from their arch enemies (with the help of her holy powers) etc etc. Marianne Van Es are usually sigma women in nature, who impose their superiority on beta females by flexing their armies of protecteds males.

Me : hey Jayden bow down, its Marianne Van Es
Jayden : *bow down*
Mari : Get up mortal, im a generous goddess

by XORGBORG February 19, 2022

es-co-lade

50 Cent in "How we do" How he refers to his escalde.

"I put lamborgini doors on dat Es-Co-Lade"

by Tommy March 31, 2005

battle of the text-es

A battle of words that takes place via text messages with a member of the opposite sex.

Person A: Why are you so pissed off?

Person B: I just let my ex suck me into a battle of the text-es.

by Thegirlwhogetsit June 24, 2010

in-ter-es-ting

Lets say you just watvhed a movie and somebodys house , when they ask you if you liked it( but you did not) you say in-ter-es-ting you have to space it like that

How was the movie
in-ter-es-ting

by you dont know me November 6, 2004

Que Hora Es

The phrase "que hora es" translates to "What time is it?" in Spanish, but many people (stan Twitter) found a way to put a twist on it.

Using this word without the implied Spanish meaning is basically a way of expressing genuine confusion.

Ex.

person 1: have you ever eaten a cockroach sandwich before? they're soooo good.

Person 2: bitch?? what?? que hora es??

by ale ale July 27, 2018

porque es divertido

"Because it is fun."

When porque (because) is asked in Spanish class, this is the typical response.

?Porque vivo en -----? (Why do you live in (city)?
Porque es divertido. (Because it is fun.)

by loflcopter March 30, 2011