Asianaut
I'd like to become an Asianaut, but I don't see it happening any time soon because I have an Israeli stamp on my passport and Saudi Arabia won't let me in.
Asianaut by Travellin Tom December 6, 2012
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asianate
asianate by asianballanator November 18, 2007
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Asianaut • Asianate • Asianated • Asianator • Asianastic • asianatic • Askanaut • asian out • Asiana Tail Drop • asian butt scratcher
Asianated
Asianated, also known as ASIAN take over, occurs in many parts of the world, especially in the Vancouver Canada West side of town. Asianated situations can be defined when a whole pack of asians take over and infest the area.
We were deciding to play basketball in the gym afterschool but as soon as we walked into the gym, we were asianated by their asian babminton practice.
Asianated by No Sugar Added February 13, 2010
Asianastic
An adjective that describes something that possesses asian-like features. This word is rumored to have originated from language of the "Mogwai" in the 1984 classic, Gremlins. The word Asianastic when spoken is often mistaken for "A gymnastic" which in no way relates to it's actual meaning unless someone is speaking about a gymnast with asian-like features.
1-"...Ukrainians have asianastic eyes"
2-"A gymnast eyes?"
1-"No, asianastic. Asian-like eyes, kind of like mine]"
2-"That's not a real word..."
2-"A gymnast eyes?"
1-"No, asianastic. Asian-like eyes, kind of like mine]"
2-"That's not a real word..."
Asianastic by AsianMogwai April 29, 2011
Asianator
The most awesome way to describe a bomb Asian person. Best to call Asians this if they love KFC, dig Final Fantasy, give off the yellow-fever, and all that jazz.
Guy 1: Daaamn, you saw that Asianator that just passed by? She was fiiiiiine, her body's amazing even if she hit up KFC.
Guy 2: Yeah man I wanna get me some Asianator. She rocks my world with her bomb Asian-ness.
Example 2:
Girl 1: Wowwww, that Asianator... so awesome.
Girl 2: Right, he can eat KFC and still look that fit! Amaziiiing.
Guy 2: Yeah man I wanna get me some Asianator. She rocks my world with her bomb Asian-ness.
Example 2:
Girl 1: Wowwww, that Asianator... so awesome.
Girl 2: Right, he can eat KFC and still look that fit! Amaziiiing.
Asianator by MissTrololol September 3, 2011
Asianate
Asianate by Eric/Milan November 3, 2007
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