akayl

your name is definitely Makayla, and you did the tik tok trend.

have you hear about the trend where-

yes I heard it

have you tried-

yes and I got akayl

by MelodyGivesYouRandomStuff October 3, 2020

Tits Away

An expression of being very drunk and very excited. Most effectivly used in an Irish accent.

"Hey Frida, how you feeling after them three shots?"
"Tits Away!"

by Apt.4 December 1, 2016

throw away

A term used for a gun that can be used in a murder,robbery, etc. then after it is used it is wiped off then disposed of. Always an illegal gun.

After I hit that nigga I put the throw away in the drain.

by Chi-Chi January 29, 2004

*flies away*

expression used by 9-gaggers after at the end of a successful contribution.

*anime gif*
comment1: name?
reply1: Captain here! OPM! *flies away*

by RandomDominer May 17, 2016

Fly Away

Japanese slang used for an orgasm. Has come to light recently because of the anime by the name of "Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt" has a song frequently played on the show called "Fly Away Now". It is used whenever the girls transform into their angel forms.

"Dude, i toootally made that girl fly away last night"

"yeah dude, i heard her clear across town"

by Pube God September 30, 2011

Awka

Also known as Blacksmith City because of metalware such as guns, brass kettles and iron hunting tools that were once produced in the city. Other nicknames for Awka include AW (pronounced A-dub) City and A-Town. The capital city of Anambra state, and the third most liveable city in southeastern Nigeria after Enugu and Owerri, Awka is home to many luxury hotels, residential estates, schools and hospitals. The city is also the centre of Anambra's economic, political, and social activity.

Girl: Where are you from?

Boy: Nigeria

Girl: Where in Nigeria?

Boy: Anambra

Girl: What's that near?

Boy: Awka

by Wariboko April 11, 2019

put that away

A phrase used in response to anyone who is getting too excited about something.

"Mmmmm that's a sweet lookin chixx0r...." "Put that away!"

by foxhead local July 28, 2004