Ano?

the filipino language of what?

Andrey: hi!
Antrew: Ano? (translation: what?)
Andrey: WHAT?!

by Aceplays February 22, 2022

ano gay

A gay man (usually young) who is thin, bitchy, always at the gym, and never eating. Also talks about how little he eats and how much he works out.

Sean is SUCH an ano gay. He works out four hours a day and only eats a stick of celery every day!!

by tranny820 September 29, 2009

ano del caldo

slang term used by Mexican and Mexican Americans to describe somthing that is outdated and antiquated. Literally (or cliterally) means "year of the stew." The underlying idea is that anyone who heard this would ask "Year of the stew? when was that?" and the reply would be, "so so long ago, no one remembers..."

"Karina stared in horror at the purple sequins skirts we had been given to wear and she said 'these skirts?! these are from el ano del caldo!"

by MintyLeila July 1, 2005

ano ne

"Ano ne" is a Japanese term which most weebs are familier with.
The English equivalent of "Ano ne" would be something like "You see?" or "You know?".

Weeb1: Ano ne Brian ni chan, I just finished watching that anime you told me to watch desu.
Brian: Cool desu!

by nitroBun September 23, 2019

ano de la cachetada

much like ano del caldo, (year of the stew) this term also describes something or someone who is outdated and really needs a serious make-over. Literally means "year of the slap." (Implying, no one knows or remembers when exactly was the year of the slap because it was so long ago.)

"Mom have you seen this movie before, I think it's pretty old..."

"MMM, that's from el ano de la cachetada...."

by MintyLeila July 1, 2005

ano de mayo

Antonym for obo de mayo. "Ano de mayo" is a term used to describe one who is very (de mayo) anorexicly skinny (ano).

Curvy, well-endowed girls glare upon the cheerleaders and murmur to each other, "Ew, ano de mayo."

by thehottone June 20, 2005

Ano roigh

It's literally "I know, right?" but written with an accent by a british girl. Not used in its original way, as an agreement, but rather as an "I know I'm right" way.

"Wot's twoy plos twoy?"
"It's four, innit miss? Ano roigh."

by chleo but austrailian- chleo-y January 2, 2020