The snobbish French way to say "on the contrary", which is the snobbish English way to say "rather".
A: Au contraire, while an opinion cannot be wrong, that makes you no less of an imbécile.
B: Touché.
B: Touché.
by Joshua Fan November 18, 2013
by spookytoad May 13, 2020
JSYK, it's not "au naturale", it's "au naturel".
by kadatz April 11, 2010
The word "Au Pair" is a French term, which means "on par" or "equal to", denoting living on an equal basis in a reciprocal, caring relationship between the host family and the children. An aupair will typically be a young woman and sometimes a young man from a foreign country who chooses to help look after the children of a host family and provide light housekeeping. The aupair is given room and board and is typically paid a weekly "pocket-money" salary. Aupairs generally stay with their host family for one year.
by epical May 05, 2006
Giving birth to one or more babies through the vagina instead of having a Cesarean section (c-section). First usage in movie "Dumb and Dumber To (2014)."
Alternative spelling: au snatchural; au snatchurele
Alternative spelling: au snatchural; au snatchurele
by nejking December 02, 2015
by JimmyChoos March 06, 2009
A soulmate AU is an Alternate Universe where the 'crush' of reader has a writing written on them from birth.
by Awesome_D February 23, 2017