Saarah

Absolutely gorgeous with a great sense of style. Very intelligent and knows how to make people feel comfortable and laugh.
Her beauty makes boys obsessed with her

Independent, strong and loyal

Has a hard time opening up to people and expressing emotions.

Person 1: “Wow that girl is really pretty and funny!”

Person 2: “Must be a Saarah!”

by Firefly123 May 15, 2018

Saca gachas

Derogatory. Popular term used amongst low-brow people in Spain to describe when, in the act of anal sex, the penis extracts fecal residue from the rectum.

El saca gachas de Jaime le da bien duro al hijo de Loli.

by Garbanzo esnifado February 2, 2022

bob sacamano

Friend of Kramer's from Seinfeld whose name appears frequently, but never makes a personal appearance. He sells Rat hats in the park, invented the rubber band and his father pirates the Willards, a Wizard rip off.

you know my friend bob sacamano....

by J Gonzales July 28, 2004

Saara

The best, and most amazing person you could ask for. Keep her with you forever. She will never hurt you or let you down. She is everything you could ask for.

Saara is everything.

by 741/8596hujhuhu April 11, 2021

saca punta

what you yell when you are excited, angry, happy, or frustrated. Means pencil sharpener in Spanish. SACA PUNTA!!!!

Guy1: SACA PUNTA!!
Guy2: You must be feeling extremely emotional!
Spanishguy: Pencil sharpener? QUE?!?!?!?!

by jimbobcurtis April 3, 2009

Sacha

An amazing friend and someone you want by you in the worst of times. If you earn his trust, anything is possible. He is a kind hearted, amazing, mature, fun-filled, bundle of energy, something you can never replace in your life and an incredible adventure.

"What's that bouncing off the walls?"

"Must be Sacha. No-one else had that much energy."

by Shine.your.light April 21, 2016

sabrage

A sabrage is a technique for opening a champagne bottle with a saber, used for ceremonial occasions. The wielder slides the saber along the body of the bottle to break the top of the neck away, leaving the neck of the bottle open and ready to pour. The force of the blunt side of the blade hitting the lip breaks the glass to separate the collar from the neck of the bottle. One does not use the sharp side of the blade. The cork and collar remain together after separating from the neck.

When it comes to using the sabrage technique, it’s not sharpness or size of the blade that matters, but more importantly, it is the strength of the impact.

by yyuryyubicuryy4me July 6, 2018