Arvanita

She's precious and warmhearted. She cares about everyone in her circle. She's a talker but also a very good listener. Her advice is the best! She's totally wifey material. She can be very outgoing but you'll love it. After you gain her trust you're going to love her even more. Never let her go.

Arvanita slays!
Dont mess with Arvanita.
Ask Arvanita

by _.fr3sh_ January 3, 2017

Ajang

Ajang is an awesome thing that everyone should be but only one person is that awesome and that's me

You are Ajang

by that one kid called Aj June 5, 2018

ajcanfly

One being absolute shit at every task given.

You cant even take out the trash, you are ajcanfly.

by Ajcanfly August 7, 2020

Advanced in Years

1. Someone who is attracted to the same gender.
2. A term used to describe someone of African American descent.
3. A synonym for the word “Dimethylamidophenyldimethylpyrazolone”.
4. A biblical term for someone who is of old age.

James: I like boys!
Brendon: Looks like you might be advanced in years!

by AdvancedInYears March 25, 2021

blacktical advantage

An advantage that is given to someone for being black

He couldn't see me in the dark because of my blacktical advantage

by Sarkazam July 20, 2017

fuck off in advance

verb. the act of fucking off In Advance without being told.

Fuck off in advance I'm not interested in any further communication with you.

by Fina_22 January 8, 2014

Advancement

Advancement is a cultural/philosophical condition condition in which a true genius (an "Advanced Individual") creates piece of art that only other Advanced Individuals are capable of appreciating. As a necessary corrolary, the Non-Advanced will perceive the artistric product as bad. That which is Advanced cannot, under any circumstances, be intended as irony. Advancement (and all derviative word forms) must always, always be capitalized. This is highly Advanced English.

Coined by cultural theorist Chuck Klosterman.

Lou Reed; Evan Dando; David Byrne's cover of Whitney Houston's "I Want to Dance With Somebody"; Boy Meets World.

The Key to Advancement is that Advanced artists neither (a) do what is expected of them; or (b) do the opposite of what is expected of them.

by R.P. Quinn September 17, 2008