Abbie the whore

A gay ass browned haired woman who has slight brain problems and might be a transsexual but still is gorgeous until you see the "P" and its all mangled and looks like the whole Ivory Coast has "tapped dat"

abbie the whore looks like an fagit that makes me cri evryteime

by jakejoemason October 2, 2014

like-able

When someone's Facebook status, profile picture, or image upload is worth clicking the like button.

Thomas Jefferson : "Did you see John Handcock's Facebook status?"

John Adams : "SEE IT???? FUCK ME, I LIKED IT... "HIS ENTIRE FUCKING WALL WAS LIKE-ABLE, my man writes HUGE"

by lciamp July 25, 2011

Able Bodied Seaman

Experienced deck department worker aboard a Merchant Ship of the United States. After working as an AB for awhile, one AB may be appointed Boatswain, or 'foreman' of the deck department.

Aside from the duties of an Ordinary Seaman, the AB may also be called on to steer the vessel as part of a bridge watch, and takes a more active role in loading/unloading the ship than the O.S.

After 365 days seatime, Johnny passed his examinations to become an Able Bodied Seaman

by DeepSeaSailorGuy May 30, 2007

Abbreviations

A longer form of ABRVs.

Duke: "Can you check the ABRVs ASAP?"
John: "Whats ABRVs?"
Duke: "Abbreviations"
John: "Oh, SRY din't know that. THX!"
Duke: "LOL NP

by CopperDickedOwl February 15, 2021

Turnt-able

Has a mild chance of being "turnt up".

Shawn: "Yo Jimmy is throwing another party."
Christian: "Foreal you think it's actually going to be Turnt-able this time?"
Shawn: "Hell yeah! He invited way more people and bought way more drinks this time."

by RealmOfRay August 10, 2014

Abbrederis

n. An individual who has a penchant for making critical mistakes or fatal errors in key situations.

That abbrederis fumbled the ball in the 4th quarter when we were driving to win the game!

You couldn't close the deal again?! You're such an abbrederis!

by Nobility89 January 2, 2012

Abbey Lee

Abigail (sometimes shortened to Abby/Abbey) is a Hebrew name meaning quite literally “my father is rejoicing” from the Hebrew elements “abh” (father) and “gil” (to rejoice). The word “lee” developed from an Olde English word meaning “shelter, protection” possibly from an Old Germanic root element meaning “warmth”.

Abbey Lee is loved by everyone who knows her.

by jacobturner1234 November 22, 2013