angbao 

A 'red packet' given from married couples/seniors to juniors/unmarried people

A: yo bro how many angbaos did you get this CNY?

B: bro its sad, i received many angbaos but my relatives are all very stingy, only give me 8 dollars.

angbao by sophiathedragon January 15, 2023

angbadang 

An exclamation used to express great appreciation for pointless yet amusing curiosities. Such curiosities may arise naturally or be man-made, in which case an inordinate amount of effort put into creating something so pointless and bizarre heightens the propensity for it to be described as angbadang.
Also commonly used as a superior and less dickish form of YOLO.

The term was first coined by John "TotalBiscuit" Bain during recording of the twenty-fourth episode of the TGS Podcast, on 12th September 2012.

I've got two free tickets to the Frankenstein Joe concert! Angbadang.

angbadang by TeaTowelBasket October 6, 2012

Angband 

1. In J R R Tolkein's writings, the "prison of iron" in which Morgoth, (the lord of darkness, evil, and nasty things) resided in the First Age.

2. A really excellent roguelike game with a large variety of variants, in which the goal is usually to kill Morgoth. Unlike Nethack, focus is more on combat tactics, with a more serious flavour and no "special-case" puzzles.

Download angband at (real url) www.thangorodrim.net!

Angband by Zhou Fang August 20, 2003

Angband 

1. In J R R Tolkein's writings, the "prison of iron" in which Morgoth, (the lord of darkness, evil, and nasty things) resided in the First Age.

2. A really excellent roguelike game with a large variety of variants, in which the goal is usually to kill Morgoth. Unlike Nethack, focus is more on combat tactics, with a more serious flavour and no "special-case" puzzles.

Download Angband at thangorodrim.com!

Angband by Zhou Fang August 17, 2003

angband 

1323 kb of pure, roguelike joy. Inspiration for another roguelike game, zangband.

Angband will even run on your inferior computer, dude.

angband by Akasha January 20, 2005

Angband 

Fortress in the wilderness to the north of Beleriand, originally built by Melkor/Morgoth prior to the birth of the elves, overrun but not fully explored by the Valar in this period, and later reoccupied by Morgoth and his followers, including Sauron and the Balrogs. Angband was a large iron fortress with deep and complicated dungeons in which Morgoth kept prisoners and slaves and bred foul creatures such as dragons, werewolves and orcs.

Included Utumno and was surrounded by a second defensive perimeter, Thangorodrim. It is a central location in JRR Tolkien's The Silmarillion.

Angband was virtually unassailable, and was used by Morgoth as a base of operations for his infiltration and conquest of Beleriand. Beren and Luthien succeeded by means of magic in entering the fortress, beguiling Morgoth and stealing a Silmaril, but elvish military operations in the First Age were necessarily defensive, and the areas between Angband and the elven realms, such as the Passes of Sirion, Ard-Galen, Dorthonion and the plains of Lothlann, were the site of battles throughout the First Age. Angband, along with Beleriand, was destroyed at the end of the First Age.

There is also an action/RPG computer game named "Angband" and a second named "Utumno", based loosely on Morgoth's fortress.

After his capture, Maedhros son of Feanor was strung up from the face of Angband.

The Orcs were bred in the pits of Angband from elves lured into the fortress and then imprisoned by Morgoth.

Morgoth's lieutenant Sauron was sent to a fortress nearer the elves, on the river Sirion. He fled back to Angband after this fortress was destroyed by Luthien.

Angband by Andy April 27, 2004

angpao 

Chinese tradition of giving money in red lucky packets.

If someone is lucky you say they sure are an "Angpao"

angpao by BlankMeat27 September 26, 2023