Sarvangi

noun; The physical state of an indian-style bread (chappati) after it has been burned on the stove; unfavorable charred bread.

Oh lord! There is nothing else to eat tonight except Sarvangi!

by GujjuSpice November 3, 2011

Sarvangi or Sarwangi

Someone who is beautiful from body, pussy, and soul

She has a beautiful body, mind and pussy, she is the perfect example of Sarvangi or Sarwangi

by Smartypants987456 April 10, 2019

sarvani

an adjective used to describe an unusually and startlingly beautiful woman.

Did you see her? God, she was so sarvani!

by Morgan Elizabeth December 14, 2008

sarvani

the culmination of talent, wisdom, compassion, humor, and beauty, as a mental state and human embodiment.

Once you've experienced true sarvani, it's impossible to settle for anything less.

by Riley Leroy June 24, 2009

sarvani

a font of energy and courage; a ceaseless source of strength and support

In times of trial, one needs only to look towards their sarvani to muster the will to prevail.

by Anya Pralosi March 13, 2013

sarvani

a creator of beautiful things; a symbol of kindness, virtue, passion and hope; materialized music.

When searching for a reason to have faith in humanity, one need look no further than to sarvani.

by Maya Kavi February 2, 2010

servangio

An action taken by a health care worker or team on a delirious patient that defies a patient's verbally stated wishes at that moment.

From the latin roots "serv" (serve) and "angio" (blood vessels) meaning literally "to serve the blood vessels." This term comes from the fact that while the patient's brain is not being satisfied, his/her medical needs or "blood vessels" are. Blood vessels are named here because the term was originally associated with IVs.

The insertion of this IV is servangio because this patient doesn't want it.

Restraining a delirious patient is an example of servangio.

Nurse, please give her this medicine servangio.

Patient: "I want a drink of water." Nurse: "You have an NPO order. Even if you want it, I cannot give it to you as servangio."

by Blooming Nurse July 25, 2011