raise hell

to make make or cause trouble

I knew they would raise hell if we went ahead with the plan.

by Light Joker April 30, 2007

Asian don't raisin

Used to describe the youthful appearance of older asians. Often paired with black don't crack, it can also be used in place of a long-winded explaination of why the person in question was thought to be younger than they actually were.

Yo, i heard your girl is like 45 years old! Sup wit dat?!

Yup. But man, you know. Asian don't raisin.

True true. I thought she was like 20. Damn.

by FredZep April 26, 2019

Raisin Bowling

The act of shoving raisins into ones rectum, then farting in to someone's face and having the raisins shot out.

Sahara went raisin bowling in Marks face.

by Potato Gremlin >w< September 7, 2014

my raise

One's mother is one's "raise." The background is the streets where often a mother was the only parent of a youth. She was indeed that child's "raise."

"I'm going to pick up my raise." (I'm going to pick up my mother)

by Petey Pablo January 28, 2005

Snow Raisin

General term for a black person that either plays ice hockey or regularly attends games, since they stick out like a raisin in the snow.

Wayne Simmonds is a snow raisin, and Jarome Iginla is a half-snow raisin.

by snowraisinbran January 22, 2013

kentucky raisins

Mixed with water soluble lube, the little buttons of shit that either pop out or fall out of one's caboose after ass sex. Kentucky raisins are most commonly happened upon "the morning after" while in their prime. It is in this glorious, desiccated (dried out) state the Kentucky Raisins have earned their title.

Emilio: "Why so glum today, Fritz?"

Fritz: "Chastity made me buy her a new bedspread. We passed out last night after fucking around and this morning there were kentucky raisins stuck all over the sheets."

by TopBun November 25, 2016

Raissa

"Raissa" (spelled in English with 2 's' to avoid the misreading of 'Raiza') is a common Russian female name with diminutive "Raya." The latter means 'paradisiac' in Russian (or 'from the paradise') and 'princess' or 'mistress' in Arabic, which is why the saying "She is such a raissa" also means "She is such a royalty" (whether 'spoiled brat' or 'lofty' and 'cute'). Historically speaking, the name originates from the Ancient Greek 'Herais' Ηραις, a derivative from the name of the Greek goddess Hera, from which we have words like Hero, Heroic, and even Heraldry (Nobility). That's the main root and meaning of the name RAISSA = Heroic and Noble, with the connotation of Divine (Paradisiacal).

"She is such a raissa" (such a royalty)

by Timeship July 16, 2018