Rahme

A conqueror. A scholar or of the like

i wish i was a rahme

by Anonymous March 26, 2003

raymen

A kind hearted man/boy that will stand up for his friends no matter if they are wrong or right.

Often very good looking, Can be very intimidating when mad. Capricorns and Leos usually will fall for a Raymond or Raymen.

Raymen is so nice and hot at the same time.

by herroitzme123 March 22, 2018

Fueled By Ramen

Fueled By Ramen (FBR) is a record label started in 1996 by Less Than Jake's drummer, Vinnie, and John Janick.
They have (raised) many good groups: The Academy Is..., Autopilot Off, Fall Out Boy, The Hush Sound, Less Than Jake, Panic! at the Disco, Punchline, Recover, The Stero and several others.

Dirk: Labels are for soup cans!
Jasmin: Of course they aren't, silly, they are for musical ensables!
(pause here)
Dirk: I have a splendid idea--Let us label the records like soup cans.
Jasmin: Oh, yes. How about after that wonderful instant asian noodle soup.
Dirk: Yes, we can say that they are Fueled By Ramen.
Jasmin: Why that sounds so delicous I could put some on my range for supper.

by Godly One January 11, 2006

Ramen

God in a cup.

person 1 : -eats ramen- OMG I JUST CAME.

by Keze July 27, 2009

ramen

The cheapest form of food known to mankind, at 10 cents a package.

I only have $5 until the end of the month, but I won't starve, because of ramen.

by d-boss February 1, 2010

Ramenghetti

When you're too broke for actual spaghetti so you use a combination of ramen noodles and pasta sauce.

Nate didn't want regular beef flavored ramen noodles for the 5th time this week. Instead, he made ramenghetti with the $1 pasta sauce he bought at his local Hy Vee.

by Big Coxie March 8, 2023

jobber ramen

Extremely cheap generic or store-brand instant Japanese noodles (usually sold for $0.50 or less per package) of inferior or questionable quality and/or flavor. Derived from the professional wrestling term "jobber" (a performer who is perpetually assigned to lose; a performer lacking in the skills or charisma needed to become a top talent, often relegated to wrestling in opening matches at the beginning of shows) and the Japanese word "ramen" (an adaptation of a Chinese phrase that means "pulled/stretched noodles").

After I was laid off during the dot-com crash, I lived on jobber ramen for six whole months.

What? You're eating Sapporo Ichiban? Lucky bastard...all I can afford right now is jobber ramen.

by Sean Wilkinson January 27, 2003