Censor dodge

Making a word that is censored, (typically swears) un censored by changing a small detail.

Fück you all, bítches.

Censor dodged

by HOWYATOMMY September 26, 2014

Cello Swag

Someone who plays the cello who just radiates swag.

Look at that kid, he has so much cello swag.
That kid is so talented there is so much cello swag in his music.
You should turn off your cello swag before all the girls faint.
The autobots have cello swag.

by ViolaSwag November 23, 2011

censorbot

The automated profanity removal feature on message boards like Yahoo that turns "FUCK" into "@#&%".

I applaud the use of the term phucktards. It escapes the censorbot while being perfectly descriptive.

by Humblewizard December 27, 2007

Cello

A more commonly used named than Violincello, a string instrument that is played sitting down. It is held in between the knees and supsended off of the ground by an end pin. It is made of mostly wood and has four strings, A,D,G, and C. Traditionally, the strings were made from cat intestines, but now makers have moved onto steel and other synthetic materials. It is tuned an octave lower than the viola and one octave higher than the cello bass. It is said to be the instrument that most resembles the human voice, with its deep, rich tone. Famous cellist include Yo-Yo Ma, Rasputina featuring three cellist, and Apocalyptica featuring four.

1. The cello sounds beautiful.
2. That cellist sure has talent.

by Penguin October 21, 2004

censorship

censorship is @#%!#

I'm sure urbandictionary doesn't support censorship, that would be #!@$%...

by cxnnor May 17, 2009

censorship

1.the worst thing ever invented
2.blocking out "bad words" although the show might me MA anyway and shown at like 11

1. dude, i was watching music videos and they took like 20 words out
2. south park (classic example of over censorship)

by dude-im-cool-43 July 9, 2010

cento anni

pronounced slangly by Italians as "gen-dahn", cento anni means 'one hundred years', and is meant to imply 'one hundred years of health', which is often said during a toast along with 'salut'.

Silvio Vito, raise your glass! Salut, e cento anni!

by Padrino19 February 11, 2010