araneo

A guy with this last name usually has no penis but loves fishing himself and using dildos on other guys but other than that he is a nice gay person

I don't want to be a araneo

by thug lifeee January 26, 2015

araneta

One who scratches his balls and reports it to the teacher

Hey I will go do Araneta

by oi9p8o.668.o December 10, 2017

Aurane

THEY ARE PERFECT, RIGHT?

It's not perfection if it's not Aurane~

by NemEskiel March 30, 2019

arcanechicken

very cool

yes im cool because im arcanechicken

by ArcaneChicken November 5, 2019

arcane government

Fat bozos who sit on their computer all day (550lbs) switching servers and looking at #backup. (They want the AGRs)
All flood no skill on god (A-Gays) :troll:

"Helwyr is beating the actual shit out of me, FUCK all AGs, nobody likes Arcane Government"

by Amon Bandit Leader November 20, 2022

Arcane Beast

(n) One who threatens to roundhouse kick orphans when people post things on the internet about him.

(v) The act of roundhouse kicking an orphan in the face.

1. I just Arcane Beasted the shit out of that orphan!
2. Ohhhh! That orphan got Arcane Beasted!

by the eNeME February 10, 2008

acronese

Simply, "speaking in, or the language of, acronyms", including the abbreviated jargon of the particular subculture in which the acronymns develop. This results in different kinds of acronese, just like there are different languages. There are also unspoken rules of form in each subculture. So, in the IT world, TLA is a "Three Letter Acronym", but FLA is not a "Four Letter Acronym". That is too obvious, and would violate the unspoken rule that IT people are to look down and intimidate all other lesser mortals as inferior beings. So, XTLA is the proper form, an "Extended Three Letter Acronymn".

In computing acronese, the "IT Ten T" translates as "Moronic User Error". It is written as "ID10T!"
In the early acronese of letter-writing, LOL meant "lots of love". In acronese of social text messaging, it means "Laugh out Loud!" PIMP LOL means, "Pee in my pants laughing out loud!"

by Erl Morrell-Stinson July 3, 2008