Erure
Strong and worthy. Could translate to "soldier". Mostly used as a Turkish surname, extremely rare in the world.
Erure by hungrycat3929 March 24, 2021
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eruri
The fandom name of the romantic relationship between Levi and Erwin Smith of Shingeki no Kyojin/Attack on Titan.
Eureka Seven
A giant robot anime series that airs Saturdays at 1:00AM Pacific time on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim lineup. Not too well known but quite good.
Person A: Dude, did you see Eureka Seven last night?
Person B: Yeah man it was nuts, Gundams on hover boards...
Person B: Yeah man it was nuts, Gundams on hover boards...
Eureka Seven by Kunoke May 4, 2007
Errellionism
Pronunciation - (ee - rrell - eon)
When the subject is not sure/has come in halfway during a conversation and either has a)misunderstood; b)taken out of context; c)lost the plot completely and needs to take that 5 seconds back; d)gets intoxicated and comments on Britney's breasts when everyone else is talking about fittings.
When the subject is not sure/has come in halfway during a conversation and either has a)misunderstood; b)taken out of context; c)lost the plot completely and needs to take that 5 seconds back; d)gets intoxicated and comments on Britney's breasts when everyone else is talking about fittings.
Errellionism by Daniel Eveentry June 17, 2008
Eureka 7
Eureka 7 is a successful mecha anime series produced by Bones.
While being no more than a typical (but good) science-fiction series involving a love story, it obtained a lot of fans due to the sympathetic and developed characters, such as Eureka, Renton and Holland. It was one of the most memorable anime of 2005 and the most people think of it as an interesting and enjoyable anime.
While being no more than a typical (but good) science-fiction series involving a love story, it obtained a lot of fans due to the sympathetic and developed characters, such as Eureka, Renton and Holland. It was one of the most memorable anime of 2005 and the most people think of it as an interesting and enjoyable anime.
Eureka Seven
Eureka Seven by Akoua-san January 23, 2008
Correction Errection
Guy: 'Hey, waht's up?'
Girl: 'what's*'
Guy: 'mmm..'
Girl: 'What?'
Guy: 'You gave me a correction errection'
Girl: 'what's*'
Guy: 'mmm..'
Girl: 'What?'
Guy: 'You gave me a correction errection'
Correction Errection by TheMexicanOrphan September 12, 2010
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