Eleanor Blease

A girl who is willing to grope a guy if it means being able to beat up a poor and innocent girl.
These type of people usually negotiate their sickening habits in MSN chats late at night.

Dude, I was so Eleanor Bleased last night !

by Damcabooshkie. October 20, 2008

Elena

Biggest thot I’ve ever met in my whole entire life, she wanna smash everyone

Woah, that girl elena is the biggest thot at our school

by Adam2.0 December 29, 2017

Maria Elena

This is an ancient name. Derived from a culture of very short women who were incredibly skinny. They typically drank large amounts of wine and smoked incredible amounts of tobacco. They were known mostly for the size of their feet. Described as "canoe feet," they were seen in ancient cave carvings as having feet large enough to walk on water. The culture could be found around the area now known as Mar del Plata, Argentina. Due to the whiteness of their skin, they are also described as "Ghost women." Obsessed with stones, they were usually found sitting on flat labradorites which cause the flatness of their butts. Despite these shortcomings, they were also known as being very sweet to their friends, no matter what their friends did.

Wow, that movie was intense, I almost cried like a Maria Elena.

by miamibeachbum April 12, 2010

Elemaki

adj-1. evil 2. cruel heartless moron

John is an Elemaki.

by matt-in-pa January 26, 2004

elena bevans

Awesome, cut, brave, talented,

She is so pretty her name must be Elena Bevans!

by Rachel Peevoy October 23, 2017

Elegant Ratchetness

The appearance of togetherness, style, grace and organization, accompanied by controlled chaos with a nonchalant attitude. But this attitude can be triggered with the slightest disrespect or
incompetence!

Origin from the Louisiana term Ratchet

The word ratchet first appeared in 1999, with the song "Do the Ratchet" by Anthony Mandigo from Shreveport, Louisiana.

“I’m on my shit, but I ain’t shit” - Elegant Ratchetness

“They better not ask me to do nothing extra today at work”

by MrDanny E.R January 9, 2019

eleanur

Ted Danson's (from CSI) mispronouncing of Eleanor.

Reference to "The Good Place"

"You're in the good place, Eleanur."

by superfvck431 September 27, 2019