Grazie
di nada
di nada
by spanishqueen August 27, 2020
this expression is used in Italian usually at the end of a sentence to like tell how you’re feeling about it. The meaning of the word changes based on the tone in which u say “vacca di”.
I have four exams on monday, vacca dii ( ugh )
I’m going on going to disneyland tomorrow vacca diii ( yei )
turns out my sister’s pregnant vacca di ( like whaaaaat )
I’m going on going to disneyland tomorrow vacca diii ( yei )
turns out my sister’s pregnant vacca di ( like whaaaaat )
by signora beppina May 01, 2021
It's when the filter dies, you fucking dumbass.
by ÂÀÁÄÅÃĀ March 17, 2022
Timothy says "you need to pull this lever up then down and turn this knob, to work the machine"
Luke 2 says "This is too complicated for me I am dis-confibulated"
Timothy 1 says "But it's sooo simple
Luke 2 says "This is too complicated for me I am dis-confibulated"
Timothy 1 says "But it's sooo simple
by Tim_Potatoe July 19, 2017
by surgarnipps69 April 02, 2019
Something commonly said when partaking in a pleasurable experience or expressing something you like. Alternatively can also be used as "dat goo"
"Damn dis goo" or "damn dat goo". "You seen that movie dog???" "Yeah man dat goo" "Yeah man you right dis goo forreal" "You sure man? You sure it dat goo" "100 percent man. Dat. Goo."
by datgooman November 06, 2019
"I was dis-cufted with the service here"
by kurtland blacker September 02, 2016