Salima

That which I love. An unbelievable specimen of female beauty and prosperity!

Look at her... she totally thinks she's Salima!

by MrGentleman January 15, 2009

Salima

Meaning one of the most beautiful girls you have ever seen. A 100 on a scale of 1-10.

The type of girl you would want to be with forever.

Guy 1: Wow, that girl is perfect!

Guy 2: Yeah, that's what I call a salima.

by This1GuyFrom713 April 16, 2010

College Sailing

The only sport on campus where you can compete and travel with members of the opposite sex. Must be adept at hiking out (hooking your feet under straps while hanging your butt over the edge of the boat) in all weather conditions and leaning in (to the bar) after the regattas. Typically a good sport for engineers who like the physics of how boats work and business majors who enjoy the sport's social side. College sailors will learn fun new vocabulary words like croakie, burgee, halyard and roll tack. Many students join college sailing teams for the cool swag.

I joined college sailing so I can travel to regattas, meet preppy guys and party at the yacht club.

by Sailing Ace September 6, 2013

angel salinas

He is a guy that wants to fuck all the time, great in the bed, a good kisser, and fine as fuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"He is just like Angel Salinas"

by awesomecoolgirl123 March 23, 2016

to salieri

transitive verb: "to salieri someone"
1. to force a self-believed genius to deal with their own actual mediocrity by presenting them with a person of true genius (by comparison). A reference to the character Salieri in the play/movie "Amadeus".

to salieri someone: "I actually felt bad for Tim after he got salieri'd by Rob. Tim spent years believing that he was awesome, but now he just keeps picking fights with Rob...which he ends up losing."

by Haverford Chesterfield November 5, 2016

Salim

He is the best in the world. It’s someone who doesn’t do any wrong. He is to sexy for his shirt.

Wow I’m felling like a Salim today

by Alex.s1245 August 12, 2020

Sailing

sailing: (v.) to manhandle the wind as to propel a sailboat on the very edge of catastrophe. see also: insanity, beastlyness, and epic.

Dude, you wanna go sailing today? It's blowing 35 knots

Did you expect me to say anything other than YES?

by MajorSailor December 21, 2009