axed

To ask someone a question, in past tence.

I axed Pedro a question, and all I gots was some "shh's".

by LiL_T October 18, 2006

axe

a body spray/deodorant for douches.

girl1; "Have you smelt Zack? He smells so good! I love axe!"
girl2; "He smells like a jackass."

by go.die September 16, 2012

Axed

To die and or suffer a horrible fate & or meet some grisly end.

Did you hear about James? He got axed last night by Carey, she shot him in the head then burned his body!

by Fusion235 July 8, 2007

Axing

Verb: The process of spraying Axe in use of bathing. Commonly used by lazy people and Deusche bags.

Eric's Axing is getting on people's nerves.

by RedHeirloom May 17, 2009

ax

The way which some people say "ask" but mix up the sk - ks (just as many anglo-Americans say asterix instead of asterisk). Ax is very old however. The verb to ask comes from an Old English word which was written either as ascian or as acsian. Ax remained an accepted form of ask until the 16th century.

I wanted to ax you about this asterix.

by dmbic June 29, 2005

ax

To fire, can, give the pink slip, etc.

Ted was axed for being constantly late.

by James Raynor May 13, 2005

axed

the term used to mean cut off, ended, or terminated
also means owned, pwned, wrecked

you just got axed by that girl (rejected)

by term your ass September 26, 2010