A flightless bird belonging to a bird group called 'Ratites.' It is second tallest (next to the ostrich.) And is native to Australia. They can be very aggressive if you get close. They are similar to an ostrich in a few ways and different to an ostrich in a few ways.
Emu is not a word for emo.
Emu is not a word for emo.
Me: Hey! I just saw an emu at the zoo.
Friend: Since when do emo kids go to the zoo and since when where they called 'emu'
Me: No, idiot, 'emu' is a flightless bird that is a relative to an ostrich. Learn things already!
Friend: Since when do emo kids go to the zoo and since when where they called 'emu'
Me: No, idiot, 'emu' is a flightless bird that is a relative to an ostrich. Learn things already!
by iiKinkajou September 03, 2015
Australian slang used to describe a person who walks around racecourses picking up discarded tickets. Their actions mimic those of the flightless bird, the Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae).
by Googles January 14, 2005
by EE-moo June 17, 2003
by hei October 25, 2007
A slang for "emo". Meaning: A rather "large" emo kid that sat on the "O" and broke it...then procided to cry about it.
Emu kid: Oh god, my life is horrible and I'm so fat. I think I'll listen to Hawthorn Heights and cut myself in a corner. I should just stop eating and starve myself. *stuffs doughnut in mouth while crying*
by Riskia August 04, 2006
the name given to the act performed on a man's penis when it is soft, usually due to the intake of too much alcohol or narcotics resulting in a 'floppy willy' and the act carried out consists of the finger tips being placed together around the penis and moved up and down similar to the movement/appearance of an emu bird's head, neck & beak!!!
by floppy dick November 07, 2013
A giant, flightless bird native to Austrailia. European explorers first spotted the emu in 1696. Since then, they have become one of Australia's most famous species-and the continent's unofficial emblem. But don't underestimate the emu just because it looks like a comically overgrown turkey. It is a big bird and can grow as tall as 6.2 ft (1.9 m) and weigh around 110 ib. (50 kg). It is also powerful, exceptionally fast, and amazingly adaptable. While many of Australia's other flightless birds are struggling to cope with the modern world, the emu has survived and thrived.
1932 was the year of the Great Emu War. The Australian government sent troops into the outback to cull the rising numbers of emus because they were destroying farmers' crops.
by Nordicdragon June 27, 2018