Cityiot

City Idiot (A city employee who can’t preform basic job tasks).

Look at that garbage truck driver, they are driving with the rear door open and trash is blowing out! What a Cityiot!

by Classic Tex April 13, 2023

E Citron

A garden warfare 2 character that is actually good but either Wolfy fanboys or people who just suck ass hate on for no damn reason other than "he deals low damage!!!!" Ah yes fucking 63, 79, AND 90 Is "low damage" get good lmao

Herobrine4631: E citron is the WoRSt ChARaCtER!
Me: No E citron is not you just suck off wolfy playz dumbass

by SS_iResPawn November 3, 2022

citricize

verb, The ability of an application to be published on a Citrix Presentation Server.

Hey, instead of me hogging up this machine's resources, let's just citricize it!

by Dru M. August 21, 2007

Citronen

The most badass (and slightly psycho) hitman in the history of Denmark. Primary targets were Danish Nazis. Frequently worked with Flammen.

"Dude, those Nazis just hauled off with my girlfriend."

"Don't worry. I just sent Flammen and Citronen after 'em. You'll have her back by sunrise."

by Epileptic Orange December 16, 2009

Citroen

the ugliest car in the world, made in France. Popular in Europe.

On Highway 315 I saw a Citroen on the road. It was as ugly as hell.

I saw a Citroen in the automotive museum in Sparks, Nevada. A sign next to it proclaimed it as the "ugliest car in the world". I believe it.

by I Saw U2 Live Twice November 20, 2006

catriona

Derived from the Abromovich family of wilda-beasts. This hideous Monstrosity is an urban legend amongst university students. Often said to be an awful God-send to the student populous.

Would you rather sleep with a catriona or die a painful death? - Most people would chose death.

by Rory Catriona Owen April 24, 2008

The CITROËN

If you do two girls laying on top of each other facing the same direction with the belly on the floor and their legs spread like the citroen sign.

Dude yesterday i totally did The CITROËN with those two chicks from the bar.

by Mo G, Jan H, Regner L February 23, 2011