sassenach

The Gaelic term for a Saxon. Survives in modern day Ireland and Scotland as a derogatory term for an English person.

I went into a pub in Templebar but it was full of Sassenachs so i left straight away.

by Damo B January 27, 2006

sasunaru

ok this is my most favorite coupling...and it'S pretty obvious that they like eachother...ok maybe not in the 'sasuke chase'.

SasuNaru is the short way of saying SasukeXNaruto. Sasuke and Naruto are the major character in Naruto(anime or mangas) if you want i have so many pictures of them and many doujinshi translated in english if you more details!lollll

when they were in the 'zabusa~haku' act when the body of sasuke move from it'S own to save Naruto...wasn't it jsut to yaoi!!!!!!awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww lve them....now i want more pictures of them :'(

by Sasunarulover November 5, 2004

Salena

Greek for the moon.

Someone who is beyond beautiful and when looking into her eyes you see a kind, amazing person with a big heart that from just one smile from her can warm anyones heart or even Antarctica.

-Wow, look at her. I'm stunned by her kindness and beauty. I like her!

-Who? Oh, you mean Salena?

by Helmsley July 26, 2008

Sajena

A wonderful girl. She is very smart and very competitive. She keeps her friendship circle small and only keeps real friends. Sajena is very nice. She tries her best to be nice to everyone but, if someone is rude to her she won't hesitate to fight back. She is very confident and brave.

Sajena is smart.

by Sweeterthansweet October 4, 2018

savena

The most beautiful, strong, kind and caring people are names Savena. Sassy and with strong opinions, Savena will always make you laugh!

Omg that’s Savena, I want to be their friend so bad!!

by loveydoveyduck7868 October 10, 2021

sasunaru

Sasunaru is simply Sasuke X Naruto.
It's one of the wildest wish of yaoi fans to happen in the anime
well it's Hell yeah...

example : sasuke and naruto accidentally kissed so It's Sasunaru

by akaito October 29, 2012

Sassenach

Refers to the non Celtic/gaelic speaking Britons usually of Saxon antecedents. Usually meant as a mild put down.

"My poor sister is stuck with a drunk for a husband."

"Dont worry, it could be worse. He could be a sober Sassenach."

by MichaelArchAngel71 August 17, 2011