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To describe on object as in its basic principle.
The drawing on the napkin was very asky.
ASKY by phill-b April 25, 2007
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GRD ASKY 

1. Shortened form of "그래도 안 생겨요 (Gu-rae-do An Saeng-gyeo-yo)" in Korean (taking the initials) meaning "you still won't get a girlfriend, no matter what". Popularized among Korean internet communities since 2010 or so.

2. Shortened form of "그러다 애 생겨요 (Gu-reo-da Ae Saeng-gyeo-yo)" in Korean meaning "You'll get a baby if you continue like that". Rarely used but as the two phrases share the same initials, meaning 2 is sometimes used for humor (as it's the complete reverse meaning compared to 1)
A: "One day I'll get a beautiful girlfriend and go out with her!"
B: "GRD ASKY"

Everyone, ASKY. (You won't get one!)
You thought one day you too will be able to make out with a pretty girl?
ASKY.
You had your hopes up in St. Valentines Day?
And what did you get?
GRD ASKY.
GRD ASKY by kimatg August 22, 2011
Your webcam striptease was so boring I fell askype.
Askype by DumBlond March 22, 2010
A beautiful girl who has a big heart. People may say she plays to much but she doesnt care what other people say about her.
Someone: “askya your so weird”

Askya: “ and you’r ugly but do I complain no”
Askya by Jasmine1213 November 30, 2019

can i have a sky 

Means: you have drink of something not touching your mouth but holding so you can get the liquid in the mouth
Hey can I have a sky of your water
can i have a sky by Imamaster101 February 4, 2018
Sexy girl, that has a unique name
ASKYIAH IS SO FINEEEE
askyiah by anonymous July 24, 2021
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briefcake 

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Ratfucker by Ricky Ramjet November 2, 2017
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