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!

Aeng is the best girl I've ever met!

by K4cy_ June 21, 2022

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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!

by K4cy_ June 23, 2022

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Aengus • Aeng • aengdu • Aengel • AEngelcynn • aengelo • aengh • Aenghus • Aengwesh • Ænglisc

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.

by Caspar Kelley January 9, 2022

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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".

M: wa eg-am yu ha taday?
Dan: ah caht tahk, brahin ma teeh
M: ah cahn. ehsh caud speekin Aengwesh

by shsthaniel December 19, 2010

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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.

Random person: Do you speak English
Ænglisċman: Ġēa iċ cann cƿeðe on Ænglisc, canst þu?

by Retardedmonkeypoop December 27, 2020

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