bagmias pula in ma-ta

Romanian swear word. Also in english ''I put my dick in your mother'' or ''I Fuck your mom with my dick'' something like that.

-Hello,umm are you my brother?
-Yes,what you want
-I've broked your car.
-Bagmias pula in ma-ta!!!
-What??!??

by Alan32 December 2, 2017

Aubrey Inman

She is loyal, playful, and honest! She likes silly things like small handshakes and hugs! She has been hurt and wants to find someone to take her pain away! She is not perfect but she is everything you would ever want. She wants the people she lives to be able to open up and trust her! She loves food! She’s kind, passionate, and wants the best for everyone she loves! And mostly she wants someone she can be herself with and be goofy and to have someone say she is perfect! So if you know her you are blessed! KEEP HER FOREVER!

—Do you know Aubrey Inman!
-Yes, I heard she is absolutely stunning!
—I think I like her!
-Ask her out!
—Not yet, but soon maybe!

by Taneek November 9, 2021

punanie in ma bocha

you have a pussy in your mouth

I have had a punanie in ma bocha since friday.

by Morgan Floorhockey October 16, 2006

inmate

a lifeless fuck who did something stupid and got sent to jail for fourty years for it and gets raped in the ass everynight until he gets a trial where they tell him that he has to stay in jail for the rest of his life who bhy time he dies will havfe aids, and every other disease out there

your moms best friend is an inmate in butt pirate heaven

by Dick April 30, 2004

Inmaculate Conception

When a really religious girl gets pregnant at a young age and is forced by her father to keep the child and marry the babby daddy.

"I forgot to pullout so now her father is forcing me into an inmaculate conception"- babby daddy

by Silent do(your mom) good August 29, 2016

Inman

refering to a dosser, who lives in a council house

look at the Inman around me

by brapbrappeace November 10, 2006

Inman

"Inman" is a homophobic slur used to refer to a gay man. It references actor John Inman from the 1970/80s British ITV sitcom "Are You Being Served".

Set in a department store and with writing packed with double entendres and sexual innuendo, the show featured John Inman playing camp salesman Mr Humphries. This humour was in the vein of the "Carry On" films and specifically Kenneth Williams' characters therein.

The show spawned a catchphrase of the era: when asked by a colleague, "Mr. Humphries, are you free? to serve someone", he always gives the camp response, "I'm free!".

He prefers the company of men, always has done. He's a massive Inman.

by PissOffKarl February 6, 2020