Accessory whore

1.Usually a female who is completly obsessed with accessories such as purses, sunglasses, jewelery.etc.

Girl 1- Look at that girls cute sunglasses...
girl 2- ....cute purse.......
Girl 1- ....cute necklace....
Girl 2- ....cute earrings....
Girl 1- ....cute braclet.....
Girl 2- WHAT AN ACCESSORY WHORE!

by ..........fashionista.................. November 17, 2005

New Jersey Accent

People in New Jersey really don't have as thick of an accent as people think although most people say trent'n instead of trenton (same applies to other words ending in the ton sound...Oh and NO ONE SAYS JOISY!!

"We're goin' down to Trent'n....you commin'?"
"Your New Jersey accent isn't what I though it would be."

by Tori222 May 22, 2009

accepting bitch

A person or group of people in a group or "clique" that yields to all things demanded of them by the leader of the group (a.k.a the slave driver), and are aware that they do so. These are the people that will do whatever is asked of them while at the same time knowing and accepting that they are the slave driver's bitch or bitches.

1. John hated the band whose concert they were going to tonight. But Adam wanted to go, and since Adam was the slave driver, John had agreed. John sighed knowing that his life was not his own, but he was ok with it. He was Adam's accepting bitch.

by GoingtoCollege July 21, 2006

Australian Accent

Not Steve Irwin...

Its not ok.

God Im sick of people thinking the Australian Accent sounds like Steve Irwin, shut up Media.

by holly cow fish sticks December 30, 2009

Australian Accent

pseudo-british

For some reason this still doesn't derail girls from loving it.

Girl: Oh i go ga-ga for an australian accent

by mrfd December 17, 2008

You have accent!

It is not uncommon for the person you met the first time to say to you that 'you have accent.' It refers to your way of pronounciation, which may be Southern, Northern, or Foreign accent. In this case, it is a mere refererce to your state or country of origin; nothing more.

But when a person you've known for years, or a co-worker you worked with for months; or in some cases, a person you met first time, all of a sudden, says to you: "You have accent!" "I don't understand your accent!" In this case, it is a direct reference to your identity. And it may mean one or all of the following:

1. 'You are not one of us!'
2. 'Remember you're a foreigner.'
3. 'How on earth you dare to tell me this.' (Although he/she clearly understands that what you said was right/true).
4. "I would rather prefer to hear it from someone else."

You are a Pharmacy Tech and Albert came to the window:
You: "What can I help you?"
Albert: "I want Sudafed."
You: "May I see your ID please?"
Albert: "Why do you need ID. It's just a Sudafed!"
You: "It is the State Law."
Albert: "I don't understand what you are saying."
You: "I said the State requires ID in order to buy a Sudafed."
Albert: "You have accent!" "I don't know what you're talking about." And he walked away.

by Fankfrank March 14, 2013

New York accent

The way Native New Yorkers pronounce there words. Manhatten residents do not have the accent because most are not from NY

Dawg Tawk New Yawk are some ways

by John April 20, 2005