by paulblake2 July 10, 2010
The English word elephant is from the Latin "elefantus", which derives from elevatus (raised) + fant (speaking) - in other words, an animal which makes a loud noise. Subsequent transliteration to the Greek alphabet resulted in the English word we recognise as "elephant".
What is that large animal which is making a loud noise whilst crossing the Alps with Hannibal?
That is what we have decided to call "an elephant", Centurion.
Please pass word to Scipio and the boys.
That is what we have decided to call "an elephant", Centurion.
Please pass word to Scipio and the boys.
by ColinC November 22, 2011
by pad July 20, 2004
1. Someone in the hood that is big and powerful. Not a bully, but nobody get's them mad.
2. Someone who always has products in their trunk. Have product will travel.
3. Never forgets a customer.
2. Someone who always has products in their trunk. Have product will travel.
3. Never forgets a customer.
" I am the dopeman, they are the trap boys, I am the Elephant!"
"there go the elephant, he always got somethin in his trunk, CD's, Dvd's, clothes, dime bags, etc"
"there go the elephant, he always got somethin in his trunk, CD's, Dvd's, clothes, dime bags, etc"
by Trinide April 18, 2007
While "mooning", instead of showing just plain 'ol bare ass, you position your cock and balls in between your legs out the backside to represent the face and trunk of an elephant.
by Ceezay December 21, 2004
very large pink animals which come into your home uninvited drink all ur coffee then spill it on your new cream carpet
by unknown March 11, 2004
by Pastor Kidneys December 20, 2007