anchor

anchor is a reminder of attraction when dating

the player may use his pen as an anchor to have her remember when she gave him her number

by Clinton Ziza Smith May 19, 2006

aincha

The skin between your balls/cunt and your arse/ass. No man's land

It aincha balls and it aincha ass

by Terry Boy September 20, 2003

auncle

Your aunt or uncle is 1 of the following:
---Aunt
1) a transexual woman (woman turned man)
2) your aunt just looks manly
---Uncle
1) a transexual man (man turned woman)
2) your uncle is a fruitcake that looks and act feminine.

"Your auntie's a man.... we call him Auncle"

"I'm not sure but I think you auncle came on to me.... I think...."

by "B" to the "T" September 15, 2005

Anchoring

When a man sticks his dick in a vagina and leaves a nut in to hold the dick inside.

I was out anchoring my girlfriend last night.

by Hemeroid McGee December 25, 2016

Drop anchor

When a chick wants nothing to do with you (guys).

Stephanie readied to "Drop anchor" on Vince the day she realized he was creeper.

by CocksmithVA June 1, 2011

ANCHOR BABY

1. A term used when European military leaders would rape African queens, for the purpose of having offspring, so that they would become co-rulers of the queen's land. Once these anchor babies were born and the queen was murdered or deceased the king (only living progenitor of the anchor baby) would turn the matriarchal society into that of a patriarchal one.

2. A modern day term used by Conservative Republicans, during the Obama administration to fight a policy called the Dream Act, which was an immigration policy which allowed children, who were illegal immigrant to become citizens. Used as a racially charged epithet, it was suggested by Conservative Republicans that illegal immigrants (only from Mexico) would come to America to have babies to gain citizenship.

1. All the countries on the African continent were ruled by matriarchal systems until the inception of the anchor baby.

2. The reporter stated, "There is an anchor baby born every second in the US."

by HERSTORY September 6, 2014

Anchor

Malawian word, meaning stop, just like an anchor does to a ship

Anchor a while, we will weave later on.

by Peter wedege June 20, 2005