arizatou

When a foreigner makes a hilariously awkward mistake in their Japanese during a moment of confidence. Originally derived from Tim fucking up the pronunciation of "arigatou".

Japanese person: Wow, you speak Japanese very well!
Tim: Arizatou!....fuck

by ronlogic March 31, 2015

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Arinator

Someone who supports, stalks, loves, and obsesses over Ariana Grande no matter what

I'm like the biggest Arinator ever!!!!

by itsmedacookie July 2, 2018

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A Japanese word for an act someone does for you that you didn't want them to do and tried to avoid having them do, but they went ahead anyway, determined to do you a favour, and then things went wrong and caused you a lot of trouble, yet in the end, social conventions required you to express gratitude.

Hanson hates arigata-meiwaku situations.

by lhltok April 2, 2017

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Minato Arisato

Minato Arisato is the main character of Persona 3, a JRPG by Atlus. Minato is designed with dark blue hair, of somewhat short height, and having a light build. He is shown at almost all times with his hands in his pockets (except when holding weapons), standing slightly leaned back. When Minato enters his dorm in the beginning of the game, he is teamed with SEES, a group dedicated to eliminating Shadows, malicious otherwordly entities. As a silent protagonist, he has next to no in-game quotes or phrases.

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Fangirl: Minato Arisato is SOOOOOO hot! :3
Other fangirl: Minato is SOOOOOOOOOO smexy <3
Random dude: Whos Minato?
Both fangirls: -_- *quadruple facepalm*

by Tiskewl August 31, 2011

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Aligator arm

To pretent to want to pay the check at a restaurant or bar, insincerely. He "Aligator armed" the check. Example is to reach out, but only so slightly to try to get the check but have it taken away by someone else at the table that will pay.

He "Aligator armed" the check. Example is to reach out, but only so slightly to try to get the check but have it taken away by someone else at the table that will pay.

by Steve Nicely July 19, 2010

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