by benjaminblanco May 06, 2021
by Mikl Tabey August 14, 2008
Top Indian Actress Trisha Krishnan is called as 'South Queen'. She is referred as the Queen of South Indian Cinema, as she worked in all South Indian languages and delivered many memorable performances. Trisha Krishnan is the only Actress from South India, who has been maintaining her stardom and fanbase since her Day 1 in Cinema.
Q: Who is called as 'South Queen' & why?
A: Trisha Krishnan, ikr. Because, she is solely ruling the South Indian Industries for nearly 2 decades like Queen.
A: Trisha Krishnan, ikr. Because, she is solely ruling the South Indian Industries for nearly 2 decades like Queen.
by bien intentionnée May 29, 2021
At Plainfield South guns are on sale every Monday in the parking lot at 2:11 p.m. The girls named Olivia are fucking every little bitch.
by Datcoon69 October 29, 2019
The intersection of I-85 and I-58. Town includes a movie theater. The best movie theater on the planet. Also includes:
Denny's
Hole
Pool
Circle Drive
Activities include;
Visiting Denny's
Visiting Hole
Visiting Pool
Not Visiting Circle Drive
Denny's
Hole
Pool
Circle Drive
Activities include;
Visiting Denny's
Visiting Hole
Visiting Pool
Not Visiting Circle Drive
Want to go to South Hill this weekend dude?
Only if we go to South Hill Cinemas and not Circle Drive.
Only if we go to South Hill Cinemas and not Circle Drive.
by thejew72 October 27, 2007
found on the very tip of iowa known as the other side of the tracks b~kuz you have to go thru the viodocks(which we're tagged by every southside hoody as a rite of passage) to get there unless you're from southside then you cross the tracks also knonw for being dangerous not a place to be if you dont live there even the cops stayed away when i was a kid. just about to be a thing of the past as ADM grows and the houses fall
by tami lampe August 31, 2008
1. Slang words used in the country of South Africa
2. The use of words in strange contexts which makes sense only in South Africa.
N.B. Many South Africanisms come from integration of the South African language Afrikaans into the English language.
2. The use of words in strange contexts which makes sense only in South Africa.
N.B. Many South Africanisms come from integration of the South African language Afrikaans into the English language.
1. Howzit: A greeting meaning "how is it" or "how are you" (although the question is often rhetorical and doesn't necessitate a response)
E.g. Hey, howzit
Ja (pronounced yah): The South African way of saying "yes"
E.g. Person one: Did you like the new James Bond movie?
Person two: Ja, it was great!
2. Person one: Sorry about that
Person two: It's chilled
Person three: Hey, you just used a South Africanisms!
E.g. Hey, howzit
Ja (pronounced yah): The South African way of saying "yes"
E.g. Person one: Did you like the new James Bond movie?
Person two: Ja, it was great!
2. Person one: Sorry about that
Person two: It's chilled
Person three: Hey, you just used a South Africanisms!
by A South African! September 25, 2018