an

A word the average chat room reject has no idea how to use.

Fuckwit123: jhonny ur a ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Johnny: Please refrain from using 43 exclaimation marks to end your sentences. It makes you look like an idiot.

by Johnny Rocketfingers September 17, 2003

An

"An" is used before all words beginning with a vowel (a,e,i,o,u) or an unaspirated h eg.

An apple.
An orange day.
An awful weekend.

A window.
A train.
A good day.

by xiaNia May 1, 2009

AN

Author's Notes...usually referring to a fanfiction Usually comes at the beginning or end of a fanfiction

I hate it when people add their own commentary in a fanfiction, "Raito's hands slid down L's back, finally closing around his ass (I said ass, teehee~!)" For the love of god, that's what AN's are for, you morons.

by crescentindigomoon October 22, 2006

An'

Improper or regional pronunciation of the word "and" in which the "d" sound is dropped. It is not often used when written, however it can be heard in accents around the Pacific Northwest in both the United States and Canada.

Caden texting his friend: Today I will go buy some donuts an' then maybe go for a run.

Harris talking out loud: This summer was pretty good, but I can see from the snowy moun'ains that win'ner is fast approaching. I better buy some gloves an' snow boots soon.

Joe wrote in his journal that "I enjoy animals, but I really like cats an' dogs."

by Scott Cruz 80 June 20, 2021

An

Indefinite article used in the English language when the following word starts with a vowel.

An elephant

by someome who lives April 18, 2023

An

Pure meanie and should be sent too the gulag

A wild An right there!

by Commie Pingu June 24, 2022

An

A Vietnamese name that has a nonexistent "g" sound at the end. It is commonly thought of as a girls name and can lead to a variety of bad ass nicknames (ex: Anus or Analsaurus Rex).

Random Guy: Oh hey Ang
An: Oh you don't actually pronounce the g at the end
Random Guy: Yeah whatever you say Analsaurus Rex

by NoCreativity October 2, 2009