Dago (pronounced Daygo)

Dago is a nickname for the city of San Diego, a beautiful city known for its beaches and sucky Chargers football franchise. What many people don't know, however, is that most of the locals living in the city are people of ethnic backgrounds, urban kids and their families, who enjoy street styles, street racing, culture music, and underground lifestyles. Their city is Dago, as opposed to their white suburban counterparts and the millions of tourists who visit every year who call the place San Diego. The hispanic, filipino, and African Americans who give San Diego its unique So Cal flavor and urban underground culture have affectionately named it Dago.

"Sunday in Dago (pronounced Daygo) aint the same without the Chargers, bro."
"I hear dat."
"Smoke a blunt in Skyline with my uncle?"
"'Ight."

by I'm Not LIke You Guys December 11, 2020

Infamous Pronoun

An infamous pronoun (such as an infamous he, she, they, it, or other pronoun) is a pronoun that is understood to refer to a specific subject by its audience without prior specification. People, places, things, events, really any noun can be infamous as long as it is recognizable by its target.

“*He’s* back on twitter again, I don’t know why they don’t ban *him* already”

“After…. *that* I don’t know how we managed to keep our jobs”

“Kyle and Jeremy are totally doing *it*”

“Did you know Hilary Clinton’s slogan ‘I’m with her’ was an infamous pronoun? You understand who it’s referring to without prior specifications”

by birr_rd July 18, 2022

Infamous Pronoun

An infamous pronoun (such as an infamous he, she, they, it, or other pronoun) is a pronoun that is understood to refer to a specific subject by its audience without prior specification. People, places, things, events, really any noun can be infamous as long as it is recognizable by its target.

“*He’s* back on twitter again, I don’t know why they don’t ban *him* already”

“After…. *that* I don’t know how we managed to keep our jobs”

“Kyle and Jeremy are totally doing *it*”

“Did you know Hilary Clinton’s slogan ‘I’m with her’ used and infamous pronoun? You understand what it’s referring to without it telling you directly.”

by birr_rd July 18, 2022

Needle-pronouns

The pronouns you make up while you're slamming dope and still have the needle in your arm.

Almost the same as pretend pronouns but with even more rules.

I was so lit last night I kept making up new needle-pronouns all night I think I'm finally really to join the alphabet soup mophia!!

by Woke weasl August 4, 2022

public pronouns

A public pronoun is nearly the same as a personal pronoun only better used for public and social settings. Where they/them can be someone's personal pronouns it is more proper to publically and socially engage with said person with the more triditional he/him she/her Mr/Mrs Sir/Ma'am which are public pronouns.

Hello Sir and Ma'am welcome to my Bakery may I offer your some samples, perhaps a nice mini strawberry cupcake for the little miss? Oh and we use public pronouns here at Sanity Bakery.

by NateBlank November 1, 2022

The Pronoun Stare

The pronoun stare is any stare that seems attractive, or an intense stare from someone with a lot of makeup.

bjork's first 2 albums contain The Pronoun Stare

by dreamsickle December 1, 2022

Xable (pronounced "zaa-bl" )

gross

That's such a Xable (pronounced "zaa-bl" ) thing

by Coolguy rocket league June 28, 2023