borrow

To take from another with or without permission.

"Can I borrow your wallet?"

by Emily Kimble May 4, 2006

borrowed light

If you are in a room with no windows or other direct sources of light, and if light enters from an adjoining lighted room, the indirect illumination is borrowed light.

We worked in the library and had only the borrowed light from the adjacent room to work with that night.

by Luddz July 12, 2015

Lawn Burro

Literally: Thank You

This how Red Necks say thank you in Spanish. It is a phonetic transliteration of "Grassy Ass." The Red Neck attempt at pronouncing Gracias.

Because the attempt at prouncing gracias is usually an honest effort at inclusivity Lawn Burro is way of gently referring to people who are kind hearted but don't quite get it.

Sometimes replaces De Nada.

Among a Spanish Speaker and Souther non-Spanish Speaker who are friendly:

non-Spanish Speaker, "Grassy Ass"

Spanish Speaker in reply, "Lawn Burro"

by AlephNautical November 9, 2010

joel borrow

A sound and lighting boy

"Wow. That is Joel borrow, what a sound and lighting boy!"

by Dinojimmy68 May 30, 2017

Borrowdale Warrior

A kid who has gone through extensive Combat training in borrowdale, he will eventually become an elite which is abou 5 inches in length

wheelchair child

by Anonymous November 5, 2003

borrowed time

Generally used by old people of themselves. They're living longer than they're "supposed to", hence they're living on borrowed time.

My 90th birthday is approaching. I feel like I'm living on borrowed time.

by DeadByDawn September 30, 2004

Can I Borrow A Feeling?

The awesome single of Kirk VanHouten from the TV show, the Simpsons.

"Can I borrow a Feeling?
Can you lend me a Jar of Love?
Hurtin' Hearts need some healing,
Take my hand with your glove of love."

by Magnum TOKYO May 26, 2006