This phrass refers to your elder uncle in chinese. Very often, when some one is mad at you, he or she will use this phrase to insult you in a rude manner. It looks like it has two meanings. Which meanings expressed by this phrase depends on the speaker's tone.
by Super Chinese October 16, 2017
(like denied). accidentally using your wii controller (wiinis) to control a different device in your home. Usually occurs when consuming alcohol.
"I couldn't figure out why the volume on my TV wasn't going up, then I realized I was being wii-nied."
by Ruthless Johsnon September 17, 2007
A localization company that localizes Japanese RPG games (JRPG) to western audiences. Known for their shady and extortionate business practices, they find every possible way to take advantage of fan translations of different series, specifically the Trails (Kiseki) series for their own capital gain. Their most recent victims were the good folks at Zerofield, who created a spreadsheet and overlay program for Hajimari and Kuro no Kiseki. To make matters worse, their localization takes on average 3 years from the Japanese release!
Mike: did you hear about NIS America localizing Kuro no Kiseki?
Bob: come on man, they won't finish that shit til' 2025 earliest!
Bob: come on man, they won't finish that shit til' 2025 earliest!
by TRC sigma September 02, 2022
literally "Grass Mud Horse" in Chinese, the Cao Ni Ma is a rare species of alpaca. The Grass Mud Horse is said to be the dominant species which lives within the Mahler Gobi Desert (Ma Le Ge Bi).
Variants include the Lush Grass Mud Horse (Wo Cao Ni Ma), which can only eat fertile grass, known as Wo Cao.
Variants include the Lush Grass Mud Horse (Wo Cao Ni Ma), which can only eat fertile grass, known as Wo Cao.
Cao Ni Ma 's, or "fuck your mother" in Chinese, inhabit the Mahler Gobi Desert, or "your mother's cunt"
the Lush Grass Mud Horse variant, or "I fucked your mother", eats only fertile grass, or "I fuck"
the Lush Grass Mud Horse variant, or "I fucked your mother", eats only fertile grass, or "I fuck"
by Fa Ke You June 06, 2009
by chinknegro June 27, 2018
Mandarin for "How are you". It literally means though "You good?".
Often used in greeting other people.
Often used in greeting other people.
by bombinator September 22, 2008
Literally translates to "fuck your mother". Normally people would say 'cao ni ma', but 'ri' is slang for 'fuck', spoken by many Mandarin speakers since the phrase was introduced by Shanghainese students in 2018.
by shockedgrenade November 03, 2020