Pennsylvania Dutch term for brother. Especially a little brother. Usually used as an endearment.

A portmanteau of carpe diem, a Latin phrase that means “Seize the Day!” and DM, which stands for Direct Messages. This word means seizing the day via DMs.

A term used to describe Mennonites. Mostly used by people not of the Mennonite Faith

1. A familiar male aquaintance

2. A friend who does your mom

(noun) A person with no moral character or ethics to guide him. Often trivial and trite, he annoys most people and has great trouble making friends who don't in reality despise him. He finds success in few areas, and accomplishs little in life, dissapointing his overcontrolling parents. Occasionialy has some good luck, and the things he does achieve he doesn't deserve, and what he does achieve deserves better than him.

1. The cross between Buddha and Shiva.

2. The embodiment of the two gods in the Nirvana hoodies.

The term for the space between a woman's underbutt and bikini line.