sudurbhai

An Assamese slang with meaning equivalant to 'fucker'. Often used in conjunction with 'Kela', 'Sudmaroni', etc.

Oi sudurbhai, kot xumai asili toi? - Hey you fucker, where the hell were you?

by Paya February 21, 2008

subunitless

- The kind of subunit Taekook has.

- It means " non existing"
- Another way of saying " impossible"

My fave ship dynamic is the subunitless dynamic
Subunitless? u mean taekook...

by FUJOSHIIQUIIN May 22, 2021

sudan

Africas largest country, a civil war for 22 years, peace came in 2005 for 22 days until rebel leader John Garang (R.I.P) from southern Sudan died in a plane crash (some say he was murderd). Sudan is rich with petrol and uranium but the goverment takes all that money letting the public poor, im from Sudan im 17 years old i was born n lived all my life in London like my whole family, but i go to Sudan every year because its my mother land roots. It has great marijuana and wild life (trust me), but dont bother going as a forigner (especially now) because war and all the trouble. Still a beautifull country the heart of Africa. 1

Sudan is the heart of Africa

Sudanese people are known for their hospitality and marijuana!!

I COME FROM THE SUDAN

by Natty Dread April 18, 2006

suduko

What dumbasses call sudoku.

Help me with this suduko.

It's sudoku, you dumbshit.

by fgssfdgsfgfg August 21, 2010

Skudunk

1. A demeaning word usually directed toward a lower individual.

(This word is usually used after a great victory.)

Oh, I totally pwned you!

Skudunk!

by ddarkjedie January 28, 2009

sudanese hankerchief

Practice of masterbating with soiled toilet paper

I can only orgasm when I give myself a Sudanese Hankerchief

by melody tynsdale January 30, 2015

Sudanese

Sudanese, known for their beautiful dark skin and their warm character. You will often find them together with family laughing and spending time with their many many friends. Sudanese also known for their many different creative hair colours and styles, and their crazy Afros. The country of sudan is in areas, worn torn and broken. But the powerful Sudanese women still stand strong and still celebrate. The Sudanese are a culture of many talents including making handcrafted goods, doing hair, dancing, singing, and having a extremely good sense of humour. A new breed of Sudanese women are rising up, breaking the old system and the old stereotypes. These Sudanese will be leaders.

"The Sudanese are changing."

"I know, they are moving into Kingdom Culture and out of Sudan Culture.""

by Swanhillian December 8, 2013