Skadaddle

A fancy way of saying that you're leaving without all the harsh feelings.

"Wanna stay tonight?"
"Nah, I gotta skadaddle" *as said with finger guns*

by MemeQueenTM June 28, 2017

Sadia

One of the most down to earth soul, you’ll ever meet. Despite her own problems in life, she will always value the people in her life and will pour all her love into the people she value. She is driven by her crazy and big dreams. Sadia is someone you can always turn to in times of sadness. And be careful, she requires the same care and love she gives you.

Sadia is the girl you would write poetry’s about.

by KOOLSAMM November 21, 2021

Skadi

In Norse mythology, Skaði (sometimes anglicized as Skadi, Skade, or Skathi) is a jötunn. Skaði is the daughter of the deceased Þjazi, and Skaði married the god Njörðr as part of the compensation provided by the gods for killing her father Þjazi.

Skadi is the goddess of skiing, mountains, snow, and bowhunting.

by Aviaphobic Dragon April 28, 2014

Swadian Battle Feast

When the King of Swadia calls all of his vassals and lords to a feast, where he then calls them all to join in his military campaign. Vassals and Lords generally ignore the call to arms when far away, hence why the Battle Feast Strategy is very useful.

King Harlaus sat on his throne, besiegers outside his gates, he needed an army, quickly. He called his servant, and had him send a message to everyone in his realm, a feast would be taking place at his castle. His plan was flawless, he liked his Swadian Battle Feast, he never lost with it.

by RedAssassin53 June 18, 2014

Sadiator

This is someone who attempts to present themselves as a Gladiator but is only a sad poser.

You're no Gladiator, Rylan, just a poor , posing little Sadiator!

by I, Wreckerrr December 22, 2020

shadiamond

A person that is so pretty and known by her funny personality and beatiful smile everywhere she goes

Thats shadiamond right

by Hdhjdjd December 21, 2016

Saadia

Name of Hebrew/Arabic origin meaning help of God. Alternate meanings are blessed, prosperous, or lucky.

Used as a male name in Hebrew, and a female one in Arabic.

Saadias are truly blessed with their names.

by Saadia1 February 5, 2010