astre 

A kind, loving, talented and beutiful girl that you want to talk to for hours at a time.

Astre is so beautiful

astre by Kirito (elliott) May 7, 2019

astre 

a whore who should khs

person:hey astre

astre:yea

person: kys

astre by astre March 10, 2022

Ciel astre phantomhive 

Married to arthur phantomhive but recently divorced in 2022
Has one child named rosary

Is the vampire lord and demon king
Birthday is march first 1916
Co-owner of phantomhive estate

Lord ciel astre phantomhive has a very large mansion

Ciel astre phantomhive by Sir re Phantomhive October 15, 2022

Ciel astre phantom

Assassin and princess of the phantom corp mafia. Daughter of lord henryk and fiance to prince Jay and princess carmana.The puppy dog of the estate. Has a rather large feline christened midnight and her whereabouts are unknown at this time. Past owner of the Dice culteration and the winner of many Grand Prix horse competitions.

Ciel astre phantom is the scariest assassin we know

Ciel astre phantom by Molly wanna cracker January 23, 2024

ASTEPF2F 

ASTEPF2F is, A STEP FAR TOO FAR, and, that's the feeling many have, who need to escape from being "controlled" by Brussels.

I'm fed up with being bullied by Brussels - more and more people don't want to be taking ASTEPF2F - It's, truly, a Brussels "ultracontrol containment camp!".

ASTEPF2F by FABARM November 16, 2018

asere 

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

Said The Actress To The Bishop 

A more clever, sophisticated way of saying "That's what she said." This phrasing goes back to very early Edwardian times and is of British origin.

"That's a BIG ONE, said the actress to the bishop."

Said The Actress To The Bishop by SebastianRaymond September 3, 2013