bo ohw'o'wo'er

How british people sound when they say bottle of water

Jimmy: Can I get some chips and a bottle of water?
Waiter: Oh you mean a bo ohw'o'wo'er? Nah I'm just taking a piss

by shanker wanker July 5, 2021

180'er

When you say a joke to a certain individual, and they just simply flip it back on you.

All your comebacks are hella weak bruh. Stop stealing my jokes, you hoe ass 180'er.

by squirtreynolds21 June 29, 2016

din mor er neger

Larses mor er neger

lars: hvaså monobryn

Noah: Din mor er neger

by lars din mor er neger September 22, 2020

bo'oh'ov'wa'er

The bri-ish way of saying bottle of water.

Cashier: and what would you like to drink?
british man: can i have a bo'oh'ov'wa'er please

then the cashier tells everyone that you’re british

by lol wtf is a pseudonym August 2, 2021

o'er

Old English word meaning "over"

Ma hut is o'er dem der hills

by Lefty December 1, 2004

Lao Er

Lao (third tone) and Er (fourth tone) in Mandarin Chinese has the literal definition of "old two", but used in the context of the Chinese language means either:

(1) A person's male manhood (slang)
(2) The second oldest in the family

Slang context, usually used amongst males: "My Lao Er is sore after that hottie last night"

Normal context, when a parent is introducing their son or daughter: "This is the Lao Er of my family"

by Fobulous March 17, 2008

45 miles per hour-er

Someone who drives at a constant 45 miles per hour, regardless of what the speed limit is on their section of road. They'll happily speed dangerously through a residential area where the limit is 30, and then hold everyone up on a main road where the limit is 60.

"Hey dude, is this guys speedo broken?"

"Nah, he is a 45 miles per hour-er"

"O ryt. What a noob"

by FatSharkSlim June 27, 2009