'Dies Irae' by Verdi

A requiem written by Verdi. One of the most powerful and strong pieces ever written.

Not to be confused with 'Dies Irae', another requiem by Mozart.

Move aside death metal, because 'Dies Irae' by Verdi is the angriest music you will ever hear!

by cuuldude August 26, 2009

Colpa di Freddo

Method of contagion, peculiar to Italy, where any number of extreme (imaginary) diseases can be picked up by drinking a drink which is too cold, walking in a cool breeze, forgetting to wear your armani scarf or not wearing an overcoat during a month when it is considered necessary even though the temperature is over 90 degrees in the shade.

"Mamma, my girlfriend made me drink a cold drink and I caught a Colpa di Freddo." "Well you need to take care of yourself dear - you're only 36!"

"I don't care if it is a hundred degrees, darling. You cannot drive to work in May without your overcoat and your scarf - you will catch a 'Colpa di Freddo'." "Si, Mamma!"

"Please close the car window. It is bad for my 'Elth. I know you are all sweating but I will catch a 'Colpa di Freddo' "

by Lost in Spaghetti-Land September 14, 2011

why who died

in Hebrew, when someone wants to refuse something but in a blunt way...

a-give me a half sandwich man...
b- why who died?

by leron March 15, 2005

testa di minchia

Dickhead in Italian

That guy was was a real testa di minchia today.

by Fireworrks April 27, 2016

Love Never Dies

1) Preposterous sequel to THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA unfortunately greenlit by Andrew Lloyd Webber in a misguided attempt to relive his glory days and milk the brand potential of his biggest success. Unfortunately it travesties the characters and stories of the original, which was noticed by its fanbase, and consequently the project bombed.

Synonymous with: fanfiction, unnecessary sequels, travesty, George Lucas, revionism, canon rape

2) The subtitle for BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA (dir. Francis Ford Coppola).

"Have you seen Love Never Dies?"

"Paint Never Dries, you mean?"

by lootcontrasweet December 28, 2012

The Day Music Died

3rd February 1959, the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, J.P. "Big Bopper" Richardson and the pilot Roger Peterson's lives were claimed in a plane crash just minutes after taking off from Clear Lake. This was, and still is, known as 'The Day Music Died'.

Maggie: What happened on the 3rd February 1959?

Peter: It was the day music died.

by elvis costello and buddy holly January 20, 2010

twelve sided died

The act of being crushed by a twelve sided die, similar to those used in the game "Dungeons and Dragons". It has a brief cameo appearance in Teen Girl Squad #8

I watched this movie about this elf chick, and she got twelve sided died.

by Fei Hong Chan III February 04, 2005