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Amurika
Bastardized pronunciation of "America" based on former President George W. Bush's Texan accent. Used to refer to anything sterotypically overly patriotic/rednecky american.
Can be used positively or derogatorially
Can be used positively or derogatorially
andrika
An Andrika is a hot female targeted by many. If you meet one in your life that makes you feel special, she is the one for you.
andrika by MasterOfTheBeast69 April 22, 2018
Andrika
Andrika is a girl that everyone wants to make them laugh. She has a very big personality and tends to make a lot of people laugh with her legendary jokes. She also is a straight forward gal which means she doesn't like to hold her tongue and usually talks about the person she doesn't like but also find a way to put a little joke in just to get a reaction from her peers.
Andrika by thisblackchick69 March 12, 2019
Amurikan
The version of English spoken by Americans that involves a heavy southern drawl and lots of references to cheeseburgers and other fatty foods. Vowels tend to be nasally and consonants squashed together.
It's often used as a joke by non-American English speakers, particularly the British, but it's also sometimes used as a joke by Amuricans
See also: Amurican, Amurica
It's often used as a joke by non-American English speakers, particularly the British, but it's also sometimes used as a joke by Amuricans
See also: Amurican, Amurica
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