Someone who is out of your league beautiful, educated, talented, admirable, driven, motivated, outgoing, fun, loving and happy. This is a person you not only admire but for the opposite sex it is similar to the unicorn but has a stronger meaning. A white buffalo is a rare breed. Anyone referred to as a white buffalo is well respected and rare to find. Hold on to a white buffalo if you can!
by rarebreedchick January 18, 2014
Peter: “I just won the lottery and now I’m going to White Buffalo in front of my boss as I quit.”
Jay: “Damn bro, congrats!”
Jay: “Damn bro, congrats!”
by Cracking Fat May 1, 2021
A rare human. That girl that you can't catch. She is unique, educated, funny, beautiful, stylish, excited, loving, personable, kind, and very rare. People view a white buffalo as "uncatchable". They want to love her and keep her. She is a blessing to them in every way possible. She requires effort and a lot of persistence. She is admired by all. Everyone wants to be someones white buffalo.
by cobbersforlife January 21, 2014
A gorgeous person inside and out. White buffalo's define themselves through fashion and poise. They are untouchable. This girl is someone you would love to be just like. You love her fashion, beauty, education, personality and everything else. You want to catch her but she is unstoppable. She can go from a fashionista on the weekend with friends to creating a successful business plan. People adore anyone that is their white buffalo. She is seen as a goddess in many people's eyes. She is similar to the unicorn but if you believe this person is your one and only they are not your unicorn, they are your white buffalo. The white buffalo is unique in every way possible.
by coffedrivengirl January 22, 2014
The billowing cloud of (pot) smoke when you open the door of a van, car, bathroom, outhouse, etc, in which someone has been imbibing.
by jbszee November 3, 2008
A large-breasted woman of Asian descent. Due to its rare occurring nature, it is named after the the equally scarce fair coloured buffalo (bison), which is ritually celebrated by various groups of North American native peoples as a harbinger of good fortune.
by Giner Bruiser August 25, 2010
by NW insomniac February 4, 2008