agita or [agida]

Italian-American slang for heartburn but it can also mean mental aggravation.

The word is Italian-American slang derived from the Italian "agitare" meaning "to agitate.

Found an article about one of the stars of The Sopranos who's working on a new movie about feuding pizza parlor
owners. The title: "Agida." ...

"Eew, I've got agita" (swallows) "Give me some soda now, YUCK!"

by Esmee July 3, 2005

aged up

Making a character older than what they really are

“ isn’t his cannon age 19? “
“ yes but he’s aged up so he can fit in my story “

by Notreadytogrowup August 8, 2021

Garb aged

The newest fad in today's fashion. Garb from the past.

Shotgun jeans may be trying to work their way back in. A short fad back in the 80's where you take old jeans & shoot them strategically with a shotgun. The younger generation is now wearing "garb aged" what us old farts use to wear everyday

by Mouse Flavoured April 21, 2011

ayeda

ayeda is a very excentric but amazing person who likes feet ,is smart for the most part, loves chocolate,and always hums to music that no one else can hear :P

who is that weird but amazing girl?
ohh its ayeda
ohh i thought so

by zeddicuz zu'l zorrander May 7, 2009

Abedaphobia

The fear of talking about physics at a party.

Dude, Giovanni has mad abedaphobia he wouldn't go to the party because Ashley was there, all she needs is a few drinks and all she talks about is Physics

by physicsisawesome April 25, 2009

damilare aguda

Damilare Aguda sometimes referred to as graceyboy is a name meaning "the love of grace" or Damilare (grace) and Aguda (love). Damilare Aguda is usually a fun and outgoing guy who is a huge flirt, but still has one girl in mind.

Damilare Aguda likes Grace Williams.

by 2sausy4u June 4, 2014

prop-agenda

The use of propaganda to ensure that only select issues make it into the news, so that the only problems on the public agenda are approved by the state. Hybrid of propaganda and agenda. See agenda}

i.e. mainstream media failed to report the de-regulation ruling of the FCC, while constantly reporting the progress of the war in Iraq.

by gersidi August 30, 2003