Achilles Heel

A weak point or quality of a person

The kid wasn't good at jump shots.
"Jump Shot are his Achilles Heel"

by the mess May 15, 2004

achichincle

Nahuatl term (an indigenous language from Mexico) for helper, or assistant.

Manda al pinche achichincle a cogerme un cafecito.

by El Gringo Chilango February 16, 2010

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- You know what really is a waste of valuable time and proof that you have no life to speak of?
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by Thomas Leone October 18, 2009

Achilles' heel

noun; a weakness in someone or something that is strong overall (the weakness is often, but not always, seemingly small but crucial, leading to misfortunate events)

The Brazilian soccer team's defense was its Achilles' heel in World Cup 1998. Despite having strong forwards, the team was ultimately scored upon three times by France.

by Nathan September 1, 2008

Achimmed

Rough sex resulting into backache and an itchy vagina

She got Achimmed really hard last night.

You've been Achieved!

by TheGreatAchimmer March 2, 2018

Achievement Hunter

Grown men (and a woman) who get paid to play video games and chuck soda cans at walls.

Achievement Hunter is my favourite. They're hilarious.

by YOLOSWAG2014 August 25, 2014

Lifetime Achievement Award

A very strong mixed signal from an industry association, particularly in the performing arts, given to a long-established figure. It is simultaneously a heartfelt pat on the back for a splendid career, and a forceful hint that said career is now over as far as the industry is concerned. Something like receiving a really meaningful hug while behind guided very meaningfully toward the door.

Ah, she's up for a Lifetime Achievement Award for her music career. Do you think she's going to write her autobiography or go on reality TV?

by DancingKali April 9, 2011