Xemio
A power hungry cunt.
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Xemobile
(noun) zee-moh-beel 'Xemobile' refers to any large Sports Utility Vehicle, usually dark in color.
Originating from Western contractor's penchants in Iraq and Afghanistan for driving big, sometimes armored, SUVs during the course of their operations, Xe being the former Blackwater Security company and one of the largest in operations within the theater.
Many contractors drive these vehicles in highly agressive manners and have illusions of being superheros while behind the wheel due to the unregulated power these contractors often wield. Thus much like Batman and his Batmobile Xe contractors have their Xemobiles.
Originating from Western contractor's penchants in Iraq and Afghanistan for driving big, sometimes armored, SUVs during the course of their operations, Xe being the former Blackwater Security company and one of the largest in operations within the theater.
Many contractors drive these vehicles in highly agressive manners and have illusions of being superheros while behind the wheel due to the unregulated power these contractors often wield. Thus much like Batman and his Batmobile Xe contractors have their Xemobiles.
Xenios
A Xenios is an exemplar, a high standard to aim for, a moral person. A Xenios is a Greek Cypriot unlike no other that really should be worshipped as a God. A well known phrase when you do something great is: 'I feel I achieved true Xeniosity today'.....if you pronounce the word correctly it sounds like a 'k-s' sound, say is quick at the start and then elongate the ending...... K-S eniooooooo..... and the s at the end is silent.
Xenios by DeeTeaDevotee March 13, 2011
Xemie
Xemie by Rapenaldo/PiersMorgan-Man January 2, 2023
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