sunnysucka

dumb ass, redneck, loser

that sunnysucka cant even tell his elbow from an oboe

by tia snow January 17, 2009

Sunnynose

A rare and mysterious kind of nose(?), decorated with a patch of light(?).
Seen once (or twice???) per year.

Paki : Hey mate, I just read about this thing called "sunnynose" you know wtf this is?

The witness: Ah.. The Sunnynose, Well some say it is only a legend.

Paki : What?! tell me more ffs

The witness: Well, I once saw The Sunnynose.

Paki : you did!??? and????????

The witness: I do not recall much of it boy, for I am growing old,
thus my memory is not what it used to be.


Paki: what about pictures then? didnt u take any photos at all? :S

The witness: You fool! It is not possible for any man to capture The Sunnynose on a photo,
you pathetic little boy.
As for now, leave me be.
I need to ponder.


P.S: Beware! You do not want to say the word of "sunnynose" outloud in public,
for it might result in major confusion and if used with bad timing,
might result in minor "accidents"..

by Tehwitnezz December 17, 2008

Sunny Balls

The sun is out, no clouds or shade; it is extremely hot. Used in miami,mainly the area of kendall.

It is always sunny balls in miami!!

by kngdr8) January 24, 2010

Sunny Raja

Bright and shining personality with bright minds. He has leadership qualities like King. The Smart King with fair justification.

The person who is coming from this side is Sunny Raja.

by Saba13 December 7, 2011

Sunny D

Something is crazy or amazing.

Bro the party last night was sunny D.

by suckafreeboss December 12, 2014

sunny side up

To perform this you first must have a boner in a public place. Now if you feel the need to ejaculate but don't want to actually jerk off, just stick your dick under your belt and blow a load right in your belly button, thus the sunny side up

I saw someone so hot today I had to use the sunny side up in my pants. Dick cum belly button

by furgalish March 13, 2015

sunnies

An Australian colloquialism for sunglasses. One of the many examples of English words Australians enjoy abbreviating to one syllable, often with '-ie' or -'o' added to the end for emphasis.

Where are my sunnies?
it's bright out here, I need my sunnies
Can I borrow your sunnies, I've left mine in the glove box

by referencedesk May 12, 2015