Sidra

Female name meaning "of the stars" in Latin. Also means Cider in Spanish.

I know a girl named Sidra

by drake41 May 4, 2010

Sidra

She is an amazing girl and loves her looks. She tries to look after herself and everyone else. She is usually in and out of her building. She knows what she wants and will try to get it. She makes sure everyone is happy even though she isn't. She cares alot about her family.

Friend: cries

Sidra:are you okay?

Friend:it's nothing

Sidra:okay if you ever need to talk to me I'll always be here for you. If I'm not I'll be in asda.

Friend:giggles

Sidra:that's more like it!!

by Adaya hadatya May 7, 2018

Bart Sibrel

Conspiracy theorist that believed the Moon landing was a hoax. Harassed former astronaut Buzz Aldrin only to get bitch slapped.

Bart Sibrel is as paranoid as Dale Gribble.

by Delakando August 21, 2009

Sibbach

A Navy man that has sex with another man from behind and loves the feeling of a hairy chest on his back. What Navy lonely and cold men do at night at sea. Pronounced Sea Back.

The sea breeze was bone chilling. Thank god Lt. Jeff and I were able to have some alone time to Sibbach with each other.

by Billy Frankcum September 14, 2018

sipra

A very nice Emphathetic person.Extremely Beautiful person inside out. Caring, Loving, Kind, Trust worthy. A person who is just magic. Their presence takes away pain. A piece of God's blessings indeed.

You are like sipra indeed!

by God's child forever August 25, 2021

Sidrah

Sidrah is a gorgeous girl. She makes everyone laugh and will kick your ass if you mess with people she loves. No matter how popular, pretty, and stunning she is still humble about it. She is also the FUNNIEST person you will meet and all the guys want her.

Bro I wanna date Sidrah soo bad. She’s gorgeous.

by sosjejiskndjs June 19, 2019

sabrage

A sabrage is a technique for opening a champagne bottle with a saber, used for ceremonial occasions. The wielder slides the saber along the body of the bottle to break the top of the neck away, leaving the neck of the bottle open and ready to pour. The force of the blunt side of the blade hitting the lip breaks the glass to separate the collar from the neck of the bottle. One does not use the sharp side of the blade. The cork and collar remain together after separating from the neck.

When it comes to using the sabrage technique, it’s not sharpness or size of the blade that matters, but more importantly, it is the strength of the impact.

by yyuryyubicuryy4me July 6, 2018