Aeng
From Sino-Korean 櫻 (aeng) meaning "cherry, cherry blossom". Aeng tends to be cute and likeable. If you find one, don't let her go!
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Aeng
From Sino-Korean 櫻 (aeng) meaning "cherry, cherry blossom". She's the best girl you'll ever meet so never let her go!
Aeng is the best!
AEngelcynn
Literally, the foulness of a sinning angel. Generally interpreted as a disgusting smear of faecal matter. Anything beneath contempt. Originates in the Leicestershire region of the UK.
Oh no, I've gone and stood in a stinking pile of AEngelcynn.
You have all the charm and intellect of AEngelcynn.
You have all the charm and intellect of AEngelcynn.
AEngelcynn by Caspar Kelley January 9, 2022
Aengwesh
pronounced: aeng-wahsh
A variation of English which is spoken when one is brushing his or her teeth.
Commonly spoken where bathrooms are shared; popular among married couples.
The term "Aengwesh" comes from when a tooth brusher says "English".
A variation of English which is spoken when one is brushing his or her teeth.
Commonly spoken where bathrooms are shared; popular among married couples.
The term "Aengwesh" comes from when a tooth brusher says "English".
Aengwesh by shsthaniel December 19, 2010
Ænglisc
The original form of English that is clearly superior to modern English. Ænglisċes ealde ġesċeap þæt is andġietlīċ betera þonne tōdæġes Ænglisċ. Hit ƿæs sprǣċ þæt ƿæs ealfela māra bileƿit, īeðe ond betera būtan stunt Niƿænglisċ mid eall þǣm Frenċisċes, Lǣdenes ond Crēcisċes ƿord.
Ænglisc by Retardedmonkeypoop December 27, 2020
Aengus
A young man who is extremely charming. One to be completely in love with. Very funny, but also capable of deep conversations. A wonderful "catch."
What a man, Aengus.
Aengus by ilikenoodlestherenice June 17, 2013
aengh
An expression of discontent, often exclaimed by children in a closed off state where it becomes the only thing they say for about 10 minutes.