Julian Gatt Suban

A person that has difficulty distinguishing between the colour red and blue and also is attracted to bulls.

Look at that light house!
Oh wait, that's Julian Gatt Suban's nose

by gta6 player May 30, 2021

Subjuntive whoring

When one uses a large amount of subjuntive tenses on the AP Spanish Language exam in the hopes of whoring himself/herself to a 5.

Uf, yo me sente cerca de Jose, y el uso el subjuntivo cada otra frase. Creo que estaba subjuntive whoring.

by abra233 October 16, 2012

subhangi

She can be your very best friend..
She will be angry with you but will never leave you . You can always rely on her .. and she will do anything to keep you in her life ❤️
She will think about you before thinking about herself she is very pure hearted . And really appreciates you 🌍❤️

She is subhangi and I love her ❤️

by Risha_love_love November 23, 2021

Subhangi

Subhangi actually relates to a name of a girl. The name itself says the charm in their face. Generally these people are thin and have dimple cheek . They value the friends and family more than anyone. Beat friends of these people are generally from Aquarius sign people. Elegant and beauty defines them. Very good in taking care of people even the enemies . Their relationships are secretly held .

Hey subhangi is the friend of sampath :)

by Crazynithin November 25, 2021

Subhanallah

Subhanallah is word that muslims use to say ' Glory to God' or 'God is perfect.

Girl1: Subhanallah i passed my test
Girl 2: what does that mean?
Girl1: it means 'God is perfect'.

by ayatisamashallah December 16, 2022

subhan syed

-expelled from alpha, like Younes serhan
-sexiest man alive

-doesn't know which school to go to next

bro you are such a Subhan Syed

by barek September 24, 2019

Imperfect Subjunctive

The most miseworthy verb form in any language!!!!

Rarely used, and sometimes looks odd, but distinctive enough to be classy!

English - "Although I were hungry, I would not have eaten the badger."
French - "Quoique j'eusse faim, je n'aurais pas mangé le blaireau."
Italian - "Benché avessi fame, non andrai mangiato il tasso."
Latin - "Quamquam faminam haberem, non meles consumpsissem."

by KHD May 16, 2004