Acrotalk

Shortened form of "Acronym Talk" referring to the abbreviated speech and terms common to im conversations and the internet in general. Words such as "lol", "rofl", "jk", "brb" all are examples of acrotalk, used either as a means of expressing emotions invisble through text or of shortening lengthy complex sentences to a few letters.

In a derogatory sense, an "acro" is an indiviual so intensly linked to the internet culture that they begin to use acrotalk in normal conversations.

Bill: Lol! That is fricking hilarious! Oh rofl!
Bobbert: Stop with that acrotalk crap you fag!
Bill: WTF!? Don't raise your voice with me! Oh, nvm. I gotta go tinkle, brb.
Bobbert: You are sooo gay...

by Just2fast4words October 10, 2006

Acosted

When a woman manufactures a fraudulent and fictitious physical confrontation against a man who was just trying to do his job.

He wouldn't give me the mike when it was his turn to speak. He acosted me!

by Velveeta Autocrat November 8, 2018

Acoonamatata

A slang term used in the ghetto to get the attention of a nearby African native

Closely Related Words:
Acoony,
AcoonataMUTU
Nigga
Coon
Spear Chucker
Oogly Boogly

Matutacoon

someone give this acoonamatata a bannana

by Nathan Bedford Forrest Jnr. December 7, 2010

aboot

A common American misconception about Canadians. I originally thought it was just our usual American idiocy when it comes to foreign accents, but you SHOULD give both Canadians and Americans a break.

Canadians say 'about,' but they pronounce the 'ou' like the 'oa' in boat. Hence, 'aboat.' The Canadians I know (Who are technically French-Canadians) say 'aboat.' When you think about it, they pronounce it more eloquently than we do.

Me: Say "Canadians don't say 'aboot', they say 'about'."
My Friend: Er, "Canadians don't say 'aboot', they say 'aboat.'"

by Hannah Burke May 17, 2006

acrotomophilia

Attraction to amputees, a paraphilia.

Sir Paul McCartney (See the beatles) married a one legged woman.

by kung-fu jesus September 10, 2004

Aboot

A common misconception. Canadians think Americans pronounce "about" as "aboot" and Americans think Canadians pronounce "about" as "aboot" as well. However, to my knowledge, no one actually pronounces "about" as "aboot".

American Guy: You're from Canada?! Say about! Say it!
Canadian Guy: ...About?
American Guy: What? Don't you say aboot?
Canadian Guy: ...No?

by More Awesome Than Thou December 28, 2005

Aboot

A word that dumb ass Americans think Canadians say.

Canadian: What are you talking about?
American: Dont you mean aboot?
Canadian: No.
American: Oh.

by whydoihavetoputaname April 19, 2008