Eurohop
(Avgeek slang) To fly (in real life or in a simulator) touring across major European countries in many short or medium-haul flights.
Eurohop by SampilotA320neo August 15, 2024
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Europop
The best genre of music using electronic and keyboard rhythms. This music is very applicable to dancing. It is mostly popular in Europe, where it has originated. It is also referred to as, or similar to, eurodance, dance, techno, electronica, and disco.
eurohouse
Eurohouse is a type of music mostly listened to and/or produced by European people. This type of music is mostly played at clubs. It is similar to techno, but is slightly different - it has infectous beats and is VERY high energy/upbeat.
Lots of people in Europe (mostly countries like Sweden, Germany, etc.) listen/dance to Eurohouse at clubs. Clubs in Canada (i.e. clubs in Toronto) also play Eurohouse music.
eurohouse by acoolkidintoronto May 19, 2008
Eurotop
Similar to 69 but where you don't eat the girl out and you're standing straight up holding her while she gives you top.
Eurotop by Eurotop Expert November 15, 2014
eurohot
Someone, man or woman, who is from a non-English speaking country in Europe and has an accent when speaking English that is perceived as attractive by an American.
Or, something about the way they look that is distinctively European which an American finds attractive.
Or, something about the way they look that is distinctively European which an American finds attractive.
"Oh my god, I love his Eurohot accent, I can't even listen to what he's saying."
"That girl had the most Eurohot body! No American chick looks like that!"
"He had the Eurohottest haircut! I've never seen anything so cute. Like, my stupid ex's hair could never do that hot little flip."
"That girl had the most Eurohot body! No American chick looks like that!"
"He had the Eurohottest haircut! I've never seen anything so cute. Like, my stupid ex's hair could never do that hot little flip."
europop
Horrible, low quality music using lots of 'happy' singers and 1970s keyboard 'zing' effects. Continental Europeans appear to love the stuff.
Mainly from France and Germany, but other European countries produce it too.
Mainly from France and Germany, but other European countries produce it too.