The quintessential baby momma car. Usually driven by a black baby momma with a son named Ayden who was most likely conceived in that car. Preaches about not needing a man and how she has it all together but is ran through. She then proceeds to fuck up her and her sons life for a guy who doesn’t even own a car and uses her to bum cigarette money.
“Damn bro I think she’s the one.”
“Dude she drives a nissan altima. She’s not your girl, it’s just your turn.”
“Dude she drives a nissan altima. She’s not your girl, it’s just your turn.”
by Mirgdorl June 21, 2022
Get the nissan altima mug.Highly underrated in sports. Seldom get to show their true potential. If given an opportunity they can really surprise people. Ausims' are very funny, intelligent, and they always screw around. Very good at finding money. They might be quiet if you're a stranger to them, but once you've known them, they will bring joy and pleasure to you. Ausims' are very rare so be glad if you have one in your life.
Person who's looks may be deceiving.
:who is that guy?
:oh hes an Ausim
:i didn't know he was like that !?
:who is that guy?
:oh hes an Ausim
:i didn't know he was like that !?
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An antimacassar is a small cloth placed over the backs or arms of chairs, or sofas. Historically, the Edwardian male penchant for oiling one's coiffure continued into Victorian times; necessitating the invention of washable decorative fabric blotters. They are still used in luxury rail lines and immaculate Japanese taxis.
The name is derived from the Indian unguent for the hair commonly used in the early 19th century, macassar oil— the poet Byron called it, "thine incomparable oil, Macassar."
They first came to have elaborate patterns, often in matching sets for the various items of parlour furniture; they were either made at home using a variety of techniques such as crochet or tatting, or purchased from drapers.
The name is derived from the Indian unguent for the hair commonly used in the early 19th century, macassar oil— the poet Byron called it, "thine incomparable oil, Macassar."
They first came to have elaborate patterns, often in matching sets for the various items of parlour furniture; they were either made at home using a variety of techniques such as crochet or tatting, or purchased from drapers.
The original antimacassar was often made of white crochet-work, stiffened and uncomfortable, but in the third quarter of the 19th century it became simpler and was made of soft coloured stuffs, usually worked with a simple pattern in tinted wools or silk.
by sherbearcie March 4, 2007
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by Paljoey September 28, 2003
Get the antimacassar mug.An "antimissionary" or "counter-missionary" is one who believes that religious-supremacy should be countered in a like manner to other supremacist ideologies. A missionary is one who believes that all different cultures and religions must be dismantled and destroyed in favor of a supreme religion. An antimissionary is one who disagrees, and counters by advocating for toleration and understanding. One of the most vocal antimissionary groups is Jews for Judaism whose name is a parody of the evangelical, religious-supremacist, Christian group Jews for Jesus.
Peter: I really wish antimissionaries would stop persecuting me when I'm evangelizing!
Avi: How are they persecuting you?
Peter: Whenever I advocate for the absolute destruction of other faiths and cultures in favor of my own faith and culture, they always object!
Avi: Maybe you should stop advocating for the destruction of other faiths and cultures, and learn to live in peace...
Peter: Avi! You sound just like an antimissionary! Stop persecuting me by denying my right to persecute others!
Avi: How are they persecuting you?
Peter: Whenever I advocate for the absolute destruction of other faiths and cultures in favor of my own faith and culture, they always object!
Avi: Maybe you should stop advocating for the destruction of other faiths and cultures, and learn to live in peace...
Peter: Avi! You sound just like an antimissionary! Stop persecuting me by denying my right to persecute others!
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