Used before a statement of agreement to indicate that the speaker doesn't particularly approve of foul (or just plain rude) language.
Driver: What the hell's this cocksucker doing here? This is the fast lane and he's driving like my gramps!
Passenger: I don't agree with the language, but you're right.
Passenger: I don't agree with the language, but you're right.
by Stupidly Sophisticated March 1, 2023
The best High School ever where the omega god Sebby and the beautiful man baby Edison run Ms Chang’s Chinese class because we’re such scholars 🌚
girl #1: “hey do u go to Queens High School for Language Studies?”
girl #2: “yea that’s where sebby goes to the fine brown hair curly headed boy 😍😍😍😍😍 ”
girl #1: “OMG FR??? i just might have to transfer there since he’s there 😩😩😩”
girl #2: “nah back off Yeo he’s mine respectfully”
girl #2: “yea that’s where sebby goes to the fine brown hair curly headed boy 😍😍😍😍😍 ”
girl #1: “OMG FR??? i just might have to transfer there since he’s there 😩😩😩”
girl #2: “nah back off Yeo he’s mine respectfully”
by definemaster123 November 6, 2021
it’s always a good sign you’re baked if you have one of these. this is when all the knowledge from Spanish I in high school kick in and you realize how beautiful other languages are.
by fuckalight March 2, 2019
by Chihuahua44 May 18, 2023
Some 9 year old: "you fell off, you toxic salty cringe tryhard"
You, an absolute chad: "grassn't language haha"
You, an absolute chad: "grassn't language haha"
by rgvz January 24, 2022
A language in which all words ending in "r" are replaced with an "a."
Also known as Anglican Dialect.
Also known as Anglican Dialect.
Person A: Are you going to do an extracurricula activity?
Person B: Yes, I am going to the Conna club to speak Conna Language.
Person B: Yes, I am going to the Conna club to speak Conna Language.
by Nived Yllek >:) September 20, 2022
A real languaged spoken by <10 people in the New England region.
The language consists of each word ending in the letter "a."
Ex. particula, conna, extracurricular, etc.
Orgins are found in early Connecticut based on "baby" language
The language consists of each word ending in the letter "a."
Ex. particula, conna, extracurricular, etc.
Orgins are found in early Connecticut based on "baby" language
by Nived Yllek >:) September 20, 2022