Guy *trying to be chill*: Hey I just chugged a litre of water and I gotta use the U.
Girl: You know you can just say urinal
Guy: I know, but I use the Urban Dictionary.
Girl: You know you can just say urinal
Guy: I know, but I use the Urban Dictionary.
by Licensed_Nerd December 11, 2018
University high school, Waco Texas. Has the reputation of all ghetto kids and pregnant girls (kinda true but not really) but kinda dope ngl. Nothing like WHS.
by Thatbitch141 November 12, 2019
Some phrase a teacher tell's a student especially in PE who doesn't do any work or studying in that class just because they know the work isn't for a grade. And thinks its just a period to have fun, play sports and talk with your friends etc. But in reality at the end of the quarter or whenever they have a test they will be shocked and wont know jack shit and will fuck up not only on the test but might fail the whole class as a consequence
Coach: Fritz you working
Other student: you know he never does work
Coach says to Fritz: just wait till u see the test
Fritz shouts: oh theres a test!!!
Classmate: yes dumbass
Fritz: its for a grade!!!
Classmate: yes stupid dumbass wake up and smell the coffee
Other student: you know he never does work
Coach says to Fritz: just wait till u see the test
Fritz shouts: oh theres a test!!!
Classmate: yes dumbass
Fritz: its for a grade!!!
Classmate: yes stupid dumbass wake up and smell the coffee
by itsyoboifritz2004 October 02, 2018
(Albanian, sentence) - An Albanian phrase with cultural and historical significance often used by Albanians. It denotes the declaration of Kosovo's partially-recognized independence on February 17th, 2008.
In this slogan, "bac" translates to "uncle" in Albanian, and it is commonly associated with the late Kosovo-Albanian guerrilla fighter Fazli (Adem) Jashari, one of the key figures of the Kosovo Liberation Army. He was killed in 1998 along with the majority of his family during a Serbian police raid in the village of Prekaz, in the Drenica region.
In this slogan, "bac" translates to "uncle" in Albanian, and it is commonly associated with the late Kosovo-Albanian guerrilla fighter Fazli (Adem) Jashari, one of the key figures of the Kosovo Liberation Army. He was killed in 1998 along with the majority of his family during a Serbian police raid in the village of Prekaz, in the Drenica region.
During the independence celebration, participants prominently showcase banners featuring the slogan "bac u kry" as a symbolic expression of unity and remembrance. As speakers address the crowd, narrating the historical struggle for independence, the phrase gains prominence as a chant resonating through the event venue. It functions as a unifying element, symbolizing collective determination for freedom and commemorating individuals who played a role in the events leading to Kosovo's independence. In this context, the phrase serves as a shared expression of resilience and commitment to the ideals represented by the declaration of independence.
by ImNotTheOxfordDictionary November 16, 2023
by TheNooter69 March 03, 2018