wtf armor

This is the type of armor found mostly in medieval fantasy worlds, RPG's and Comic books. It is molded to fit the shape the female body usually including a metal brassiere and metal shaped panties, but does not cover areas like the thighs or the stomach or even the back. This armor can also include high heeled boots. The armor is just as effective as its normal counterparts with the same name.

"She's wearing some wtf armor"

People that wear wtf armor:
Wonder Woman
Ivy from Soul Calibur 1,2,3
Every female Character in Kingdom Under Fire

by The original KARN and Kylas September 2, 2007

Armor For Sleep

This band is the epitome of emo

i can't smile whilst listening to armor for sleep

by hello :) January 3, 2005

armadillo

Curling into a fetus position in a fight, lookign sort of like an armodillo. Usually one shouts "Please don't hurt me." repetitively while in the position.

"Yo man, what's this guy doin? He said he wants to fight but he just dropped into the armadillo."

by homebroslice24 March 8, 2010

Armadale

A vodka distilled in Scotlan purchased by Roc-a-fella Records. Ex: Jay-Z, Damon Dash, and Kareem "Biggs" Burks

Give me fifth of that Armadale

by Money Clip May 8, 2003

Mexican Armada

A large group of people living in one small apartment. They always have at least two kids, and generaly make to much noise.

Damn that fucking Mexican Armada upstairs was up all night I barely got any sleep at all.

by husky beaner May 29, 2011

Hyper Armor

Can be found in Dark Souls or For Honor. Occurs when a player throws an attack or move and their not effected by any external attacks or moves. It becomes unnecessary for them to block, parry, deflect, or counter the enemies or in some cases teammates moves as the players move is uninterruptible at that point. They essentially I-Frame but during an attack. Usually during an opener or in the midst of a combo.

Player: “How he wasn’t by my attacks, that damn hyper armor.”

by gacatain May 3, 2020

Amrod

One of the two youngest of the 7 sons of Feanor in Tolkien's book, The Silmarillion. Always pops up in the phrase "...and Amras".

One of the marshals of the border during the period when Morgoth was besieged in Angband; later dropped out of the story until he showed up in a battle in Doriath, where he was slain.

They're rhyming couplets almost
Maglor and Maedhros
Celegorm and Curufin
Amrod and Amras

by Andy May 23, 2004