I had no where to put out my cigarette, so i pulled out, jized on her back and gave her the ol' velvet ashtray.
by gride9000 September 6, 2010
Get the velvet ashtray mug.A phrase coined by Mr. Blues to describe both sides in the conflict over smoking in bars and other public places.
Despite the rancor there is one thing about the smoking situation that we should all be able to agree on: There are fanatical zealots on "both sides of the ashtray"®.
by Mr. Blues September 7, 2005
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by E. B. White April 19, 2010
Get the Ashira mug.A wonderful individual who always looks out for others before himself. His unique name allows for him to never be forgotten, so he treats everyone with kindness and love. Ashers are rare, but when they appear, they are very special and one should always get to know them.
by HomieG3 November 6, 2011
Get the Asher mug.A rare male first name. There are very few Ashers in the U.S., although it is popular in Arabian countries. Ashers' are: wise, creative, strong, and friendly. People named Asher are affectionate, seek harmony, and virtuous- with single mindedness they strive only for the general good. Asher's are extremely good looking and attractive in nature, possessing a certain charism. Very inquisitive and full of energy, Ashers' are unique and special people. Ashers' possess a spirit of determination and strong will.
Asher is also a place in Israel
Meaning: happy, blessed, fortunate, or lucky.
Masculine
Origin: Hebrew
Biblical: Asher in the Old Testament was the son of Jacob (his 8th son) and Leah's handmaid Zilpah (her 2nd son) and was the ancestor of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Asher was promised a life blessed with abundance.
The name was brought into English by the Puritans.
In the past critical scholars conjectured that the name referred to a male counterpart of the goddess Asherah with a name cognate to the Assyrian god Ashur although no evidence of such a deity has been found and the latter name is derived from a different root
Asher is also a place in Israel
Meaning: happy, blessed, fortunate, or lucky.
Masculine
Origin: Hebrew
Biblical: Asher in the Old Testament was the son of Jacob (his 8th son) and Leah's handmaid Zilpah (her 2nd son) and was the ancestor of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Asher was promised a life blessed with abundance.
The name was brought into English by the Puritans.
In the past critical scholars conjectured that the name referred to a male counterpart of the goddess Asherah with a name cognate to the Assyrian god Ashur although no evidence of such a deity has been found and the latter name is derived from a different root
1. "What is your sons name?"
"Asher"
"Oh, I love the name Ashton!"
"no, AshER."
2. "That was pretty daring of you, you must be feeling Asher today."
"Asher"
"Oh, I love the name Ashton!"
"no, AshER."
2. "That was pretty daring of you, you must be feeling Asher today."
by vitaintus March 13, 2009
Get the Asher mug.Terrorist that goes to Miramonte HS that can call airstrike at will. All he has to go is give the latitude and longitude of his target, and call his great uncle Akmet for an Ashraf Airstrike!
Jeez, these I hate these people! Calls uncle: 24,67 you know what to do. He turns around and three planes come zooming by that drop bombs from the sky. Ooo look at the big explosion! Everyone knows its an Ashraf Airstrike!
by MatsSoccer January 5, 2008
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