A word used to describe a brown person.
A word only North Indians are allowed to say. They find it extremely offensive if someone else from a different country calls them this. Also Pakistanis are allowed to say this word.
Pretty much the Indian version of The "N" word
A word only North Indians are allowed to say. They find it extremely offensive if someone else from a different country calls them this. Also Pakistanis are allowed to say this word.
Pretty much the Indian version of The "N" word
by FilledwithVenomFromHeadToToe August 31, 2020
She is a wonderful girl and is no shy for anything she can be weird, funny,helpful,and charming she will always be there for you in any way she will fight for u and she will not care she'll do anything to help you be successful and she will be successful in businesses no matter what she will come back and so what she needs to do.
Person:Have u seen Desi she made it to the top
Person 2: Yup I have seen she helped me when I was getting my divorce and she was charming she made me feel better bout myself and that there are more fish in the sea.
Person 2: Yup I have seen she helped me when I was getting my divorce and she was charming she made me feel better bout myself and that there are more fish in the sea.
by Chucho October 27, 2019
A short-ish burnt-ish dark haired Mexican with bangs and a ANOOYING personality. Desi’s are pretty rare in the wild if you see one make sure to RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN AND CALL 911.
by Fck nugget September 14, 2019
by J.Peezy October 15, 2006
Word derived from Sanskrit. Means "one from our country"; a national opposed to a foreign. Usually refers to people from India, Pakistan, & Bangladesh.
For Indians/Pakistanis/Bengalis abroad, it has become a term that mainly identifies another fellow Indian/Pakistani/Bengali
For Indians/Pakistanis/Bengalis abroad, it has become a term that mainly identifies another fellow Indian/Pakistani/Bengali
by Anand March 26, 2005
Comes from the Sanskrit "des" or "desh" meaning "country." In South Asia, it is used to refer to something that is done the Indian way -- it can mean "traditional" or, in a pejorative way, "rustic." South Asians abroad use it to refer to anything South Asian, i.e. Indian, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc.
Indian-American: I met a couple of desi guys last night.
Indian in India: You want air conditioning so bad? Have it the desi way -- fan yourself with this paper.
Indian in India: You want air conditioning so bad? Have it the desi way -- fan yourself with this paper.
by Gummmm August 07, 2008