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A Queen Bitch. Someone who doesn't take any guff from anyone, and lets you know exactly how they feel about you.
Hey Joe, my wife is a real aser sometimes.
aser by Xopos March 17, 2017
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Aser means a smart guy who loves steven hawking. he likes soccer he magged jack two times every day.
ha look at that boy he is always aser .
Aser by akldvsx April 3, 2018
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A tall weird boy, always bumping Rod wave. He swears he gets all the girls, but in reality he pulls no girls. The only girls he could ever talk to are his sisters.
Look at Aser, lets all run!!
Aser by Johny265 November 23, 2021
Aser is the best
Aser by Winner 27 November 24, 2021
Aser is fat
Aser by The One And Only Victor March 7, 2024
Asere from the Efik-language (of Nigeria). A greeting of the Afro-Cuban which means, "I salute you"; "I hail you"; "I greet you"

In the present day, it is a common greeting among Cubans. Meaning friend, buddy, homie, dude, etc.
¿Que bola, asere? "How's it going, buddy?"

The bolá within ¿Que bola? Is from the Igbo-language (of eastern Nigeria). This derives from an Igbo greeting given in the morning "Ibola" The literal meaning of bola is "have you woken?" but is used to say "good morning"
asere by Afrodisaspora female December 25, 2018
Something that possesses the qualities of a Pine Needle.
The Simpsons "I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can":

Bart: He's an Aserose.
Proffessor Frink: Oh really? He possesses the qualities of a pine needle?
Bart: I didnt bring a Gameboy, this is all I've got.
Aserose by mickey c May 8, 2007
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