Russian sandwich

A layer of red wine on top of a layer of spirit like gin on top of another layer of wine.

I am so cool with the Russian sandwich, I am gonna try new one.

by dealancer February 4, 2023

Russian Pinterest

A dark side of Pinterest where words like 'Анерексия эстетика' and 'Анарексия эстетика' come up. Essentially, it's the ED side of Pinterest, and can be triggering.

Person1: I was on Russian Pinterest last night
Person2: What's Russian Pinterest?
Person1: Oh, it's just a side of Pinterest I'm on that's in Russian. It's got a lot of ballet bodies on it

by aussietimtam May 28, 2022

Russian Propaganda Bot

A russian propaganda bot is usually run by some random agent in moscow overseeing their horde usually on twitter or insta using the zov version of chatgpt and spout random bullshit like texas secession, usually pretending to be ukrainian, georgian, and almost all western europeans + america.

They all have blue checkmarks on twitter now since you can now buy them, fuck you elon.

russian propaganda bot: texas secession because we have warm water port and bla bla bla
human being: no
russian propaganda bot: Sorry, I cant generate a response based on the prompt you provided.

by the letter H is superior October 13, 2025

Russian Chug

Is a distilled beverage made up primarily of water and ethanol. AKA, Vodka.

Dude, I drank some Russian Chug last night and still woke up drunk.

by NinjaBoxDrop April 18, 2014

Russian Milk Maid

A cocktail of vodka, buttermilk and a dash of pepper.

We bought this buttermilk and used 1/2 cup for a recipe. We can use the rest to make Russian Milk Maids.

by Autofive July 25, 2025

Russian Viagra

When ten Russian women rape a gay man.

Oh I wasn't gonna lose faith in my son, that's when I got him a Russian Viagra!

by Bawleringa December 20, 2022

Russian Percentage

A seriously mishandled percentage, generally referring to a set of percentages that exceed 100%. Usually the total sum is then alluded to being 140%. Also used to sarcastically cast doubt on a statement of 100%, insinuating that the actual percentage is lower (100 out of a 140, for example)

Derived from the Russian parliamentary election of 2011, where some TV reports claimed a voter turnout of 146%, sparking allegations of voter fraud and becoming an internet meme.

see also: 140% Russia

A: I'm 100% sure of that!
(A turns out wrong)
B: Those were Russian percentages, eh?

-or-

A: I'll do that 100% certainly until tomorrow!
B: Is that out of a 100 or a 140 percent?

by Lord_Shmebulock May 16, 2018