esoke

Esoke means "it's ok," "it's alright," "no worries."

Pronounced eh-soh-kay. This word originated by Mexican immigrants in the United States. Esoke may also be a spanglish combination of "es" meaning "is" in Spanish along with the English phrase, "OK."

You didn't know what esoke means? Esoke man! You can just look it up on urban dictionary.

Jefe: "Pedro, we need you to work all seven days this week. Is that alright?"

Pedo: "Esoke"

Jefe: "Are you sure?"

Pedo: "Yeah, esoke."

by Scithe October 20, 2010

esar

Cute pretty and loving girl. Always like to laugh and care very much about her friends. She is very sweet but can go very mad when her family and friend get involved. The best BESTFRIEND you could ever get on earth

I found myself a Esar

by Cutiepie67& December 3, 2016

Eshah

A very beautiful and smart and independent young woman. Nobody can be like her and she is very fun to be around.

Girl 1: Omg I wish I could be like Eshah

Girl 2: right I wanna be like her

by Zarbjna December 29, 2018

esquire

A man or boy who is a member of the gentry in England ranking directly below a knight.

You sir, are a man or boy who is a member of the gentry in England ranking directly below a knight. You truly are an esquire.

by Stasm October 26, 2006

Esteban

A super-sexy hispanic alter ego that is present inside the whitest of white guys, and if released will grant that guy all the women he could want.
Jack: How did you score that chick?

Jim: I unleashed my Esteban
Source: Esteban Valasquez, Hispanica

by Esteban Valasquez June 17, 2008

esk

The word you add after some words to indicate similarities. The "-esk" word could replace "-like."

It has a sort of spicy-esk flavor.

by Etuian August 8, 2012

T.U.G.I.E.S.

An acronym, that is conveniently pronounced. It stands for The-Ugliest-Girl-I've-Ever-Seen. My personal TUGIES was discovered in the Spring of 2006 at Tualatin High.

(True Story) Bobby, that's the girl that I was telling you about! It's T.U.G.I.E.S.! (Bobby vomits in his mouth and swallows it)

by Domonic October 15, 2007