Amicus ad aras 

it means WOOSAN (Wooyoung and san from ATEEZ)

Do you know amicus ad aras?
Oh do you mean woosan? OFC I DO

Amicus ad aras by Amicus ad aras May 29, 2021

Amicus 

Amicus is a character for a 18+ visual novels its about wolf who kiddnaps you and takes you to Adastra (the name of the game is adastra)if you played this game you are bottom tho u will be able to be bottom but we all know that u are not

Omg Amicus is so hot and saxyyyy

Amicus by Silvio:i am a bottom December 20, 2020

Amycasm 

Amycasm is when one is sarcastic, without a sarcastic tone.

Well no... I was just using Amycasm.

Amycasm by LeanyJ January 3, 2011

optimus amicus 

Optimus Amicus is Latin for best friend. If you are lucky enough to be able to call someone your Optimus Amicus, don’t be so hasty to throw that away. That person is truly your best friend, and will always be there for you no matter what.

She’s my Optimus Amicus. My other half.

optimus amicus by LeviAckerman’sBestFriend January 6, 2018

amicus 

Term used by sophisticated law students when they want to put you in the friend zone. You won't be getting any, you can classify this one as platonic. Although it is often used as a noun or adjective, its meaning is clear. Latin etymology.

I don't want to make out; let's just be amicus.

Get your hands off me, only amicus touches.

amicus by writ of disgust September 5, 2010

Amicus 

The dictionary definition of a himbo. If you don't know what himbo means, you're in the right place.

Friend 1: "I swear, Amicus is such a himbo."

Friend 2: "What's a himbo?"

Friend 1: "You have a lot to learn, dear friend."

Amicus by Mack & Cheese November 16, 2022

AMCUS

AMCUS is the acronym more commonly, and unofficially, used for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). For reference, USMCA is the renegotiated and rewritten version of what was the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

The success of negotiating the USMCA would get more buzz if the letters of the acronym were rearranged to be able to be spoken like a word, such as AMCUS.

AMCUS by John Philosophe October 7, 2018