earnest

(adj.) from Old English: "rise to the attack", "readiness for battle" (mindset for same). Earlier associated with the will - "resolve", "eagerness", in less militarised times tending to "dignity", "solemnity", seriousness. Need not exclude humour.

John's earnest wish was to enable access to pure water for all.

by Alarick September 3, 2006

earnestly

with sincere and intense convention serous

i take my grades earnestly

by heaven lanae shell October 10, 2017

earcher

Earch or Earching or Earcher - Meanng to serach or basically just bogan aorund all day for a specific purpose..

A graffiti adlay earcher ersonpay, will generally be earchinfor paint suply and posi's to do pieces or to bomb.

A homeless earchin cunt , will earch all day for mony and ciggarette butts.

Eshay! Lets go 'earchin' lad!

Man he's such an 'earcher'

by BIG KENOS ONE April 26, 2006

earned

Deserved.
As a verb, it's an abbreviation of the word earn.

Well, she got what she earned, so there's no explanation for that, right?

by ImusthavebeenforgottenmynameXD August 31, 2018

Earned his stripes

When the dicking is so good she scratches your back and gives you " tiger stripes".

Hernaldo gave Tori such a good dickin his back showed that he had earned his stripes

by Hernaldo September 9, 2016

Earned my Hamm's

Earning what you have, or implying that you have earned something through what you have endured. Hamm's is a blue collar beer so the saying alludes to coming home to a cold brew after a hard day's work.

"Being a self made man, I've earned my Hamm's." or "I really earned my Hamm's working the help desk at the pro hate speech rally."

by the_steev July 27, 2015

emalee earnest

someone who is kidnapped and needs help

hey i hear some screaming???
oh yeah that’s just emalee earnest being kidnapped. ignore it, it happens often

by ihatemyselfhelpme September 6, 2021