Ähre
a: Wow he´s an Ährenmann...like the thing you hack zeug with on a field?
b: yes haha *laughs in smart*
b: yes haha *laughs in smart*
Ähre by confused ungabunga January 29, 2021
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ahre
Argentinian origin word that can be used in almost any situation, often said out loud. It literal translated meaning is 'oh-so'.
It's often (over)used by floggers and teenagers, it can be used in replace of 'whatever', 'lol', 'wtf', 'omg', etc.
You can also use 'ahre' before a sentence to express disagreement and tell what do you think is da truth.
It's often (over)used by floggers and teenagers, it can be used in replace of 'whatever', 'lol', 'wtf', 'omg', etc.
You can also use 'ahre' before a sentence to express disagreement and tell what do you think is da truth.
ahre
Argentinian slang like "lol". It can be used in different ways.
For example, to light up something that is truth.
"You are hot, ahre".
And it can even be used to refer a joke.
"I am narco, ahre".
It can be used in many other situations, like:
"AH REEEEE, that is not true!"
For example, to light up something that is truth.
"You are hot, ahre".
And it can even be used to refer a joke.
"I am narco, ahre".
It can be used in many other situations, like:
"AH REEEEE, that is not true!"
"I love you, ahre" (It is not the correct moment)
*someone says something that it's not true and u know it*
"ahre, stop lying"
MANY OTHER MEANINGS
*someone says something that it's not true and u know it*
"ahre, stop lying"
MANY OTHER MEANINGS
ahre
(Argentinian origin) "ahre" can be used in almost every situation, often in spoken form but also used in written form. Its literal meaning is 'oh-so'.
It was used by floggers from 2008-2010, and now it's mostly used by teenagers and millennials. It can be used as a replacement for 'whatever', 'lol', 'wtf', 'lol', etc., though it's popularly used at the end of a sentence to express disagreement with the said statement, or to say that a statement is true but ahre is used so as not to sound cruel (irony).
It was used by floggers from 2008-2010, and now it's mostly used by teenagers and millennials. It can be used as a replacement for 'whatever', 'lol', 'wtf', 'lol', etc., though it's popularly used at the end of a sentence to express disagreement with the said statement, or to say that a statement is true but ahre is used so as not to sound cruel (irony).
Ahrens
Ahrens is a german surname. Ahrens roughly translates into a "Badass dragonslayer from the north". the translation says it all
Ahrens by maceface41 May 11, 2012
Ahren
An Ahren is a guy who is very handsome. Someone who will stick by your side no matter what. He will never leave you hanging or simply just forget about you. He is always there whenever you need him. He is very smart but at the same time a little dumb. He loves to roughhouse but knows when to stop. He loves to just mess around and forget about everything for a little while. He loves animals and seems to have no fears. Except for losing the friends he cares about the most that is. He values friendship and family very much. And would do virtually anything for you if you were his friend. If you have an Ahren in your life, you’re lucky. Don’t lose him.
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