by Sizzaul October 10, 2003
1) Soothing ointment used for cuts, spots, bites, stings and other such ailments.
2) Also can be used for dissing your male friends' lack of manliness, i.e. when they want to go home instead of go to the pub or order water instead of whisky whilst in the pub....the list of reasons are endless.
2) Also can be used for dissing your male friends' lack of manliness, i.e. when they want to go home instead of go to the pub or order water instead of whisky whilst in the pub....the list of reasons are endless.
1) ''Aww, you've been stung by a bee, let me put some sav on that and you'll feel all better''
2) ''Do you want some sav for your vagina?''
2) ''Do you want some sav for your vagina?''
by zippyracer June 21, 2009
"sav" is short for "savage" which means in the simple minds of male cross country runners, to go shirtless. it makes them feel manlier on a certain level, so even in the worst of weather they insist on going sav
by dearlola December 8, 2008
by orgabulator June 5, 2004
Originally an Australian term for a hot dog sausage (saveloy) battered and deep fried, commentary of the 2000 Olympics Men's Gymnastics by Australian comedic duo Roy & HG on "The Dream" redefined it as a move where a (male) gymnast leaps into the air, lands in a push-up position and touches his groin to the floor - thereby 'battering' his 'sav'.
See also: flat bag, hello boys, dutch wink, crazy date, party date, spinning date
See also: flat bag, hello boys, dutch wink, crazy date, party date, spinning date
.. and the russian gymnast lands the double corkscrew, now he batters the sav... yes, that was a nice battered sav, straight into the crazy date
by MartinBartinFargo May 12, 2007
n. similar to a brown-out, but slightly less severe and infinitely more baller with an r.
v. to ball hard as fuck
v. to ball hard as fuck
"Kids pulling from a bottle of goose and doing shots of cranberry juice. The mark of a true sav-out."
Kid: "Do you recall teaching my whole party how to Dougie last night?"
Sav: "Of course, I only know how to do 2 things in life. Sav-out and Dougie."
Kid: "You are both a gentleman and a scholar, sir."
Kid: "Do you recall teaching my whole party how to Dougie last night?"
Sav: "Of course, I only know how to do 2 things in life. Sav-out and Dougie."
Kid: "You are both a gentleman and a scholar, sir."
by Left Cup Lance November 15, 2010