Elizabeth's

Elizabeths ~ another definition for money as the Queen Elizabeth is on the note and coin of the English currency

Yo g you got my Elizabeth's mate yeahh that's Hella bless cheeeeseee

by The one who crelated Elizabeth April 1, 2017

elizabeth's dick

the biggest shlong known to mankind. absolutely huge and will peg you

Carl: Hey Dave! Did you hear about elizabeth's dick?
Dave: Yeah I didn't just hear about it I felt it...
*Dave limps away*

by tomatosauce3 December 3, 2020

elizabeth's mom

fat ass bitch who will never shut the fuck up about ++++++++++. this bitch needs to shut the fuck up about people!!! who the fuck is she to start shit about people and she needs to shut the fuck up about sayin shit about some1 in her daughters class mind her own fucking business!!!!!! fuck u bitch!

elizabeth's mom is such a mother fuckin bitch!

by demi bobbete April 14, 2008

Moriah Elizabeth’s child

A cute baby that is ten months old and is cute and beautiful and is the queen of squishing squishes

Person 1: look at Moriah Elizabeth’s child
Person2: she’s cute

by Vic vic Vicky vic July 11, 2022

Queen Elizabeth's jig

When you shit in the shower and stomp the movement down the drain.

I was doing my squats in the shower this morning, accidently shit myself and had to give it a queen Elizabeth's jig.

by Danny nolan May 10, 2021

Susan Elizabeth Shaw as Strauss's Fiancée

Susan Elizabeth Shaw as Strauss's Fiancée in Oppenheimer; from soap opera star to nuclear age romance. Love knows no bounds.

Example of how it's used in a sentence:

Person 1: who's that playing Strauss's fiancée in Oppenheimer?

Person 2: Susan Elizabeth Shaw as Strauss's Fiancée, the queen of soap operas. She's in love with history now!

by courtofowls September 4, 2023

where's Elizabeth

"Where's Elizabeth" is not a question per se, but rather it is an expression men use when surprised. "Where's Elizabeth" is generally said when a man sees a corpulent female and is amazed in some way; but it can also be used when a man sees anything mammoth which is out of the ordinary, such as a lake monster.

I was in the bar last night and in walked a 300-pound girl...and I couldn't help but cry, "Where's Elizabeth"!

by Inspector Harry Beave May 4, 2006