Dai Lou

Cantonese term of "big brother" used as a triad term.

hey dai lou anthony

by LOLSAR April 7, 2009

Rape Day

Dude Wtf Stop Trying to find A day To do That S-(Bleep) Girls And Kids Or even Young Men are Not Toys And Should Not be Treated like one *Still who rapes a Toy?*

Random Guy: Hey its Rape Day
Y/N: Then (Bleep) Off

by •Ivy Playz• August 13, 2021

giro day

The day when your unemployment cheque comes through the post.

Wake up, it's giro day! What time does the offie open?

by annon123 August 28, 2006

Donkey of the Day

“Charlamagne Tha God is one of today’s most recognizable radio stars and often speaks out on racial inequality along with co-hosts Angela Yee and DJ Envy during their highly popular syndicated weekday morning show “The Breakfast Club” on New York’s Power 105.1.”

Definition from NewsOne.com

He uses a short segment of the show called “Donkey of The Day” to call out a person or place that embodies foolery for the given moment.“

Did you see what Charlamagne said about Mo’nique? He named her “Donkey of the Day”

by Post ~ to be February 26, 2018

Day Stripper

exotic dancers who work during the day and are typically less "talented" than night and weekend staff.

Bob - "Did you hear that Tom is dating an exotic dancer?"

Tom - "Really? I didn't think he could pull it off!"

Bob - "Don't be so impressed, she's only a "day stripper"."

by akrazo December 10, 2009

F-Day

It can be used in two ways. First, when you were drinking last night than you got up and your day is really fucked up. Second, when you get up and you can feel that your day will be a disaster, you will be lazy, you will not have any responsability and you will be feeling wrinkled.

Today is my F-Day. I won't be able to join you guys of my F-Day.

by Tykonn April 15, 2019

kids these days

A set rhetorical form of great antiquity in which the speaker or writer deplores the unusual and previously unheard-of deficiencies of the present young in morals, manners, taste, dress, intellectual achievement, awareness, energy, self-discipline, appearance, etc. etc. etc. Often applied ironically. Sometimes expanded to 'people these days'.

'I see where Will has another "kids these days" column out. He never seems to tire of telling us how we're going to the dogs.'

by anarcissie October 29, 2011