Ramen

In addition to cheap Asian noodles, in many circles the word has come to be a colloquialism any cheap food eaten by those who cannot afford much more.

College is so expensive these days, I'm going to have to spend the next four years eating ramen.

by Max May 25, 2003

Ramen

Glorified pot-noodle, loved by obsessive purists the worldd over.

"Otaku: Musst have Raamennnnnn!
Clerk: I'm sorry sir, we don't have ramen.
Otaku: Verry well. Mussst have brainssss!!
Clerk: Sir, If I had brains, I wouldn't be working in a conveniencee store...what the f**k? Get off me! ARRGH! My Brains!"

by Sam Baynham November 28, 2003

ramen

Noodles usually in the form of a brick or in a cup. They are easy to make and quite good. There are packets that contain seasoning that gives the ramen flavor. Those packets are found inside of the package that the ramen brick comes in. There are many different flavors of ramen.

Me: Hey Mom we are out of chicken flavored ramen!
Mom: Well why dont you eat some beef ramen?
Me: OK

by adam0793 May 30, 2006

ramen

Real ramen is a Japanese noodle soup dish that actually originated in China. Not the dried fat-soaked bricks of instant three-minute noodles floating in dilute sodium that we eat in North America.

There is a ramen museum in Yokohama.

by Rushgirl April 4, 2010

rameen

talks to everyone and has a lot of friends but it kinda bitchy and very honest with everyone whether she likes them or not. funny and flirty with every guy in her path whether or not she is talking to a guy at that moment. also very pretty.

she just said i look ugly today, what a rameen.

by zylophom February 7, 2020

Mitt Ramen Noodles

A nickname for Republican Candidate Mitt Romney. For if Mitt Romney becomes United States President, people (other than rich Republicans) will be too poor to afford anything to eat except for ramen noodles.

Kid: Mommy, I want steak for dinner!
Mother: Sorry baby. We only have ramen noodles.
Kid: why?
Mother: Because President Mitt Ramen Noodles took away our welfare and we can't afford anything else.

by MidnyteJ November 6, 2012

Ramahanukwanzmas

The politically correct play-on words describing the celebrations of Ramadan, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Christmas.

Many authors will use the term Ramahanukwanzmas nowadays when trying to avoid chastisements for political incorrectness.

by PC Person March 4, 2008