Asy

When someone is being an annoying little bitch and makes jokes nobody cares about or gets

Dave was being such an Asy today he asked me if i liked dubstep

by WeebCringe December 7, 2018

Asy

Something being very easy

I've just dropped a 26 kills without dying against the enemy team and it was ASY !

by GguyN621 October 11, 2019

asy

Beautiful lady

She is a asy

by anonymous May 25, 2021

Co Za Asy

An annoying comment in the Polish language that means "as for the aces" or "what an ace".
Can also mean FAIL if used sarcastically.

co za asy......

by memememememee March 18, 2011

Co Za Asy

Co za asy means ''What an ace'' in polish. It is a comment wich was posted on a video where a guy in Poland is moving some kind of couch in his underwear, and he drops it and breaks a window. Co Za Asy became popular when Ray William Johnson reviewed the video on his youtube show and mentionned the polish comment.

Dude 1: Co Za Asy!

Dude 2: Hahahahaha!

Dude 3: What the fuck are you talking about?

Polish dude: Ok, get over it...

by Mysteriousdude March 20, 2011

co za asy

“Co za asy” is a Polish phrase and video comment posted by YouTube user MrMal on a FAILblog video and later popularized through a webisode by YouTube personality Ray William Johnson. The phrase is roughly translated into “What an ace…” in English, though in the context of FAILblog video, it is likely the comment was written in sarcasm.

User 1: co za asy!
users 2 - 57: thumbs up!
user 58: phags!

by Martsigras March 24, 2011

Co za asy

A supposed comment on a video called "Couch Mover FAIL" on Failblog's YouTube account. Ray William Johnson featured a screenshot of this comment in his video entitled "GET A JOB". The commenter's YouTube username was "MrMal" with capitalized "M"s. However the is no user on YouTube with this exact name, nor is there any comments saying "Co za asy" by a MrMal on the "Couch Mover FAIL" video. It is clear that the comment was made-up by Ray William Johnson in a bid to create a meme, which he succeeded in doing.

The phrase roughly translates as "What aces" in Polish.

Co za asy.......
MrMal

by xAnne April 4, 2011