Piss ache

An sensation used to describe something that is unpleasing and horrible as if it hurts when you pee. Listening to an unpleasant person may metaphorically give you a piss ache like the strange pain you'd experience if it burns when you pee.

"Goodness, that d*ckhead gives me such a piss ache."

by Random G February 7, 2010

Achanna

1. Too eager to get something (especially play)
2. Desperate
3. To crave attention.
4. A synonym for horny.

Sandra: I need to lose weight, gay pride is coming up this weekend, and I need to look really good.

Moe: You look great Sandra. You do not need to lose anymore weight. I need to definitely prep ASAP though; do you want to join, maybe have a mani, pedi, hair treatment, and a facial the Friday before Pride?

Tony: ACHANNA!

by boricuasdoitbest September 30, 2014

Achimota ("Motown")

Achimota- an esteemed and distinguished co-educational secondary school, located in the heart of Achimota-township in Accra, Ghana. Achimota is best defined in its Ivy League-style of secondary education, crème de la crème academic performance, selectivity in admittance , and renowned social elitism

Achimota has educated African and World leaders and as such , 3 of the 4 elected presidents of Ghana are alumni of the school. *

*as of 2009 See also :" Motown", "Akora"

Notable Alumni of Achimota ("Motown")

* Kwame Nkrumah (former Prime Minister of Ghana)

* Jerry John Rawlings (former President of Ghana)

* Edward Akufo-Addo (former President of Ghana)

* William Ofori Atta (Ghanaian Independence Leader)

* Alhaji Sir Dauda Jawara (first Head of State of The Gambia)

* Robert Mugabe (Zimbabwean President)

* John Evans Atta Mills (President of Ghana)

by Peter Afari August 9, 2009

achewater

A banned halucinogenic beverage made from oil extracted from achewood or wormwood and originates in the southern areas of the United States. Drinking achewater causes euphoria, but is often followed by persistent, long lasting depression or melancholy. Achewood oil is considered a powerful depressant and is capable of causing permanent brain damage.

According to Chris Onstad, creator of the online comic strip "Achewood" (www.achewood.com), achewater has allegedly inspired a fair number of Southern folk tales and songs, including "Sullivan's Bear and Dried Bird" and "I'm Following a Little Round Lord."

After several bottles of achewater, Jim was feeling just a tad bit more than mildly euphoric and proceeded to pantomime sex acts with a nearby light fixture. The next day, he shot himself in the mouth.

by Chris Onstad May 15, 2004

Achraf

Achraf is a very nice guy, very intelligent and appreciative and has a good heart... He might be very weird and paranoid sometimes but he'll come to his mind eventually (pls explain that to the girl he's wanted for almost two years now)

Who's that good looking guy in the distance?
Oh it's my good old friend Achraf

by Dummyboi October 7, 2019

achieving sargood

The act of sabotaging, whether intentionally or not, the goals of one's daily life in favour of extreme procrastination and dilly-dallying. This can include slaving away at the Keg for 9 hours straight, eating dinner/taking a shower for 2 hours and scrolling mindlessly through your Instagram feed.

Friend 1: Hey, have you seen Brian lately?
Friend 2: Nah, he's been achieving sargood.
Friend 1: That explains the incredibly stiff gelled hair. Thanks!

by achieve_peterson_4328490894 March 10, 2023

Chinua Achebe

Chinua Achebe (1930-2013) was an author who set out to write the story of his Nigerian people that had been left out by Europeans who had colonized his country. He is most famous for writing the fiction book "Things Fall Apart". In "Things Fall Apart", rather than sugarcoating, Achebe illustrates the flaws and strengths of both Igbo (native Nigerian) culture/religion, as well as the flaws and strengths of the colonial British, bringing the religion of Christianity. Through this balanced, realistic approach, Achebe uses fiction as a way to express the truth and reality of Nigeria in the 19th century and British colonialism. "Things Fall Apart" became so popular internationally because people from so many different places could connect with their country being colonized, causing a part of the book to resonate with them. On top of "Things Fall Apart", Achebe wrote many other nonfiction and fiction works as well as poetry, and his beautiful writing is admired in many school classrooms to this day.

Chinua Achebe is most famous for his book "Things Fall Apart", published in 1958.

by rcelgb January 25, 2021