aaron bobp

a homelss wigger kid with a little dick chronic masterbator

i saw this stupid aaron bobp walkin down the street with no shirt on

by the world hates you October 31, 2009

Aaron

A great guy who's loyal and will always be there for you. Usually blonde and very funny.

Hey, that Aaron guy is really cool.

by MindGamez June 18, 2011

acorn

a gentlemans flacid circumsized cock

i think squirrel nutkin has be hoarding in your underpants for the winter

by grem November 3, 2003

Aaron Fitch

The Worlds slowest eater, and worst sleeper. Famous for taking a whole roadtrip to eat a McFlurry.

Steve: Hey Jason, you eat that hamburger like Aaron Fitch

Jason: Well you sleep like him!!

by PowellRiverG January 13, 2011

acorn

a term that would be used a lot when you refer to someone as stupid or (special)

A: where is it?
G: it’s to your left
A:????
G: yOU FUCKING ACORN

by mother churlita March 28, 2019

acronese

Simply, "speaking in, or the language of, acronyms", including the abbreviated jargon of the particular subculture in which the acronymns develop. This results in different kinds of acronese, just like there are different languages. There are also unspoken rules of form in each subculture. So, in the IT world, TLA is a "Three Letter Acronym", but FLA is not a "Four Letter Acronym". That is too obvious, and would violate the unspoken rule that IT people are to look down and intimidate all other lesser mortals as inferior beings. So, XTLA is the proper form, an "Extended Three Letter Acronymn".

In computing acronese, the "IT Ten T" translates as "Moronic User Error". It is written as "ID10T!"
In the early acronese of letter-writing, LOL meant "lots of love". In acronese of social text messaging, it means "Laugh out Loud!" PIMP LOL means, "Pee in my pants laughing out loud!"

by Erl Morrell-Stinson July 3, 2008

Aaron

British expression in nyc - moving language across the atlantic - this is the interchange with boomer. It means to be spoken to loudly and forcefully. In the uk we would say' aye aye boomer' as a way of expressing excitement..in NYC we would say 'aye aye aaron'

Loud speech...'this is great, I love it'

Response 'aye aye aaron, calm down'

by Mimigraham November 16, 2011