alone

How I am going to die.

yeah I know I am a loser

by nellaws September 24, 2003

Tag along

A follower. Someone who'll do anything say anything to hang out with certain people.

She's such a tag along, she came to the club and didn't even dance.

by Kenzie November 26, 2003

alonnah

A beautiful person. They will love you to the moon and back and you will do the same if you meet one- whether it be platonic or romantic.

“Dude I know an Alonnah when I see one.”
“Yeah well you should know their personality! It’s better than their looks!”
“Get a grip you too, an Alonnah is both.”

by Anxiousshit September 16, 2018

Alondra

Alondra is a sweet but shy when you get to know her she will talk a lot but you will never get bored Alondra is not one to judge she will fall in love with anyone who will give her there heart she is sensitive in love situations she will lie about her life just to get likes but soon realizes to be true to everyone

Alondra is a sweet girl

by Wordfetcher August 18, 2017

leave me alone

a rude way of telling people to give you some space and to not bother.

jake came up to liz and started talking to her when she was in a bad mood and she told him, "shut up dick leave me alone!"

by the most coolest ever December 9, 2008

Aloner

The status you gain in response to extreme harassment and backstabbing. This may most likely include, but is not limited to. People who were once your friends calling you every name in the book for no applicable reason. ie "Failure" "Ugly" "Retard" Call your 100% real leather jacket fake. Treat you like dirt and say they were just kidding. You tell them to stop and they get upset. Then, when you finally decide to do something about it you end up the bad - guy and your pretty much removed from the group because nobody wants you there anymore.

Those Sons of bitches i wasted my life befriending stabbed me in the back so now I'm an Aloner.

by The True Anti-Hero November 2, 2009

alongst

just the way 'among' is for 'amongst', 'along' is for ~.

It refers to sm1 or smthing thts next to the subject thts there all the time, as far as the time of concern is concerned.

or simply say: alongst -> at along

1. The bird was flying high, with the cool breeze alongst.(practical)

2. He rambled on with the stupid grin alongst.(abstract)

by Bhuyan August 30, 2007