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(adj.) Immoderately beneficial or superior in any way to normal. Usually better than the best possible. Can apply to items or skills.
We should go for a joy ride. Your dad's Porche is so ultra.
ultra by Chuck Norris' Fist December 28, 2005
synonym for very, really, super, extremely etc.
Person 1: Dude, did you see that chick?
Person 2: Yeah, she's ultra cute

Person 1: Thanks for helping me with my math homework! You're ultra smart.

Person 1: dude that was ultra cool
ultra by ultraloser April 28, 2014
A really hardcore fan of a spanish or italian football team. Ultras have been associated with violence, hooliganism, and racism. Not all people who consider themselves ultas, exhibit these characteristics. some are just avid fans.
ultra by bigrattus June 6, 2003
a fanatical fan of an Italian football team
can be ultra left or right wing depending on the team and many have strict political codes.
Love a good dust up with the Italian police and are a big power within the Italian game, deciding on anything from what songs to sing to whether or not a club can buy a certain player
Ultra groups have been known to bollock their teams players after a bad performance
ultra by bigmeuprudeboy September 10, 2003
A slang term for cool, super, extroirdinairy. It will never be back, stop trying to use it Rob.
Ultra used to be cool, but you should really stop saying it.
Ultra by Betchplease June 13, 2014
A slang term having roughly the same meaning as "awesome" or "cool." The word is used to affirm something the user deems positive or desirable.
Friend: Dude, I am rabidly hungover.
You: God, so am I.
Friend: Let's pick up something to eat... with bacon.
You: Ultra.
ultra by peppertiger March 21, 2010
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Plate of Brown 

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