Simala

Only female wizard in the novel "Traveling Tales of the Knights of Crackdon". Not a witch but a female wizard. a rare oddity in a good or magical way.

Dude, did you see that Simala? she stuck her whole fist in her mouth!

by Grandor of Crackdon April 22, 2011

Sibilla

Best girl in the room, so gorgeous all the guys want her and follow her about. Everyone wants to be her, no one can match up to her standards.

Also very good at sex.

I wish i could be like Sibilla

by User0987654321 February 22, 2011

Samily

The greatest bond of love that has ever occurred between two two people. Ever. EVER.

Nick: Samily makes me happy. They're totally like the greatest bond of love that has ever occurred between two people.

by Sammitymaffe February 25, 2010

shmile

a word to cheer up friends who are feeling down. or a word of encouragement to people who need it

shmile! you are doing great!

by Freak of Nature September 29, 2007

Fat Bald Sicilian

Any man, who lives of his wife, who consistently lies and abuses women online to make himself appear to be a success. Often, these types live off woman, and complain about others who are employed. They don't work, they sponge off of girls, and harass and stalk women.

That guy over there, he's a Fat Bald Sicilian type.

by Super Pseudo August 19, 2022

Sicilian Necktie

A method of assassination said to be used by La Cosa Nostra to "send a message" wherein the victim's throat is slit and the tongue is pulled out through the hole.

Vinnie heard that Big Frankie was going to drop a dime on us, so we had to give him a Sicilian Necktie.

by SalsaShark June 11, 2004

Semiliterate

Semiliterate: An adjective describing the state of being only partially or poorly literate. A semiliterate individual may struggle with reading, but their partial literacy is particularly evident in their writing.

Using slang is not itself a sign of being semiliterate, but knowing only the slang definitions of many words may be.

Consistently using the wrong spelling of similar-sounding words such as "their", "there", and "they're" is another common sign of poor literacy skills.

Perhaps the most frustrating sign of semiliteracy is the use of 'netspeak' or 'txt-speak', wherein the writer abbreviates short and simple words for no reason beyond laziness.

English: This test is crucial to passing because it counts for 25% of my grade.
Semiliterate slang: This test is crucial because it's too hard!"

English: "They're going over there to get their equipment."
Semiliterate misuse: "Their going over their to get their equipment."

English: "Why are you writing like that?"
Semiliterate netspeak: "y r u riten lyke dat??"

by Thanatos  March 24, 2011