Awrate
The ultimate dismissive colloquialism. Can be used in conjunction with "g-g-g-gary preece!" to emphasise the severity.
Awrate by Andy Walker February 2, 2004
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Awrate
Something or someone that is not cool is awrate. It defines something or someone that is embarrassing. It can also be used on it's own as a reply when someone says something stupid.
Awrate by yer awrate February 3, 2004
Awrata
A fish which is caught from the streets of Xemxija (Malta) after a combination of heavy rainfall and extreme winds. Locals are devoted to catching these specimen, with some of them risking their lives and dignity. Other natives prefer to hype the fish on Facebook.
Awrata by BajdaMaltija February 25, 2019
awrite
awrite by Cailan Campbell February 28, 2009
Awatea
i love 'awatea'
Awatef
Awatef is the best person you’ll meet in your entire life, she is amazing at everything. She has many hobbies and is loved by everyone. She is very kind and if you even meet an “Awatef” make sure to be friends with her because if you don’t then it’s your loss especially if it was a “Awatef Alshehhi”.
Awatef by Uareallasses April 23, 2019
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