Asterisk RP

Asterisk RP: Like normal Roleplaying, but the use of asterisks at the beginning and end of the post, signifying that a post has been made.

*submits a definition to Urban Dictionary about Asterisk RP*

by Snake June 18, 2006

asterisk

A symbol used almost only for replacing the vowels in a curse word by those who are too scared to type the real word.

use of the asterisk:
b*tch, f*ck, f*g, sh*t, *ssh*le, qu**r, wh*re

by Your seudonym November 10, 2009

Asterio

An amazing artist with a variety of talents,someone who is of little words but much action.

Have you seen the artwork by Asterio? That dude is amazing!

by art insider February 9, 2010

Asterisk

The person that's to pussy enough to cuss in a Christian Minecraft server, so he uses an asterisk to get away from the mods.

Ligmaball69: HOLY SH*T DUUDE, THAT SPIDER FELL FROM THE F*CKING SKY!!!
ModsRGay: you're lucky you used the asterisk, or you'd be demoted from diamond to coal by SuckmyPeen. That's not a good look.

by Putin's right hand man April 29, 2019

Asteria

The feeling of elation after a taste or a touch.

I felt the Asteria come over me after we danced!

by Tracey Ramage October 27, 2006

Asteria

Awsome, great, loyal, amzing person. Has lots of passion there for knows how to treat people. They are romantic, and nice. They can be flirts, but not mean wrong they consume the people around them with there bright energize and smile. They're also a person who knows how to party. She is the most randomest person you will ever meet in your life. She may dress in an emo style. Her favorite bands would have to do with rock. She knows what shes talking about so dont deny what she is saying.

She's so asteria

by thesickestkidalive August 29, 2010

asterisk

(verb) 1. to use one or more asterisks to cover up a suggestive word. You can asterisk the word 'fuck' as f***.
2. to make or cause to seem (a word) suggestive.

1. Your write-up is full of asterisked words.
2. Do not asterisk words haphazardly. There is no need for asterisking the words 'promiscuous' and 'sexuality'.

by uttam maharjan January 1, 2012