Asianuity
A person of Asian decent using their natural high intelligence to come up with an ingenious solution to a problem.
Asianuity by DJ Fat Panda August 27, 2010
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asianuity
The use of everyday materials by a person of Asian decent to manufacture something that works just as good or better than the original object.
Stacey: Did you just make a computer desk out of two dressers and a board? We could have found a table or something.
Ben: No, it's easier this way.
Stacey: Freaking asianuity
Ben: No, it's easier this way.
Stacey: Freaking asianuity
asianuity by DJ Fat Panda August 28, 2010
Related Words
Asianuity • Asianity • Asianitis • asianality • ASIANHITLER • asianify • asianitas • asianitus • asianosity • Asinity
asianify
asianify by Truongman4life March 28, 2008
Asianity
Asianitis
1. When someone not of the Asian race studies all day and get straight As, eats fried rice with chopsticks, or does something else a stereotypical Asian would do.
2. The second phase in Yellow Fever.
3. When you hang around Asians too much and start to think like them.
2. The second phase in Yellow Fever.
3. When you hang around Asians too much and start to think like them.
(A white person hanging around with a group of Asians.)
White: Hey let's go to the dollar store and look for stuff in the clearance section!
Asian: Yeah! Hey, you're really starting to think like us!
White: Oh, I think I'm gonna head home.
Asian: Why, we just got here?
White: I think I'm suffering from Asianitis.
Asian: Oh there's a cure for that; go visit Ireland.
White: Hey let's go to the dollar store and look for stuff in the clearance section!
Asian: Yeah! Hey, you're really starting to think like us!
White: Oh, I think I'm gonna head home.
Asian: Why, we just got here?
White: I think I'm suffering from Asianitis.
Asian: Oh there's a cure for that; go visit Ireland.
Asianitis by asian with big eyes June 24, 2010
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B)
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A)
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B)
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