coorva

Very good nice not bad independent woman

I like her, she's very coorva

by AmidamaruSS March 19, 2018

corvan

Someone who is generally over-worked and under-rested.

You're a cowdery corvan, go to bed.

by Godless_Bastard March 26, 2009

Courva

The Canadian spelling of the Polish word, kurwa.
It means "whore" or "bitch".

Justin Castreau is a little courva.

by Spotteroftheturtlefarts July 1, 2022

Corvallis Gypsy

A campus gypsy exclusive to Oregon State University in Corvallis. These people migrate to OSU to find parties and freeload on alcohol, especially during Halloween. Masses of them can be seen wandering the streets during this time of year, searching for shelter to spread diseases and lay their eggs. Usually from the city of Eugene but can also come from Portland, West Linn, and Oregon City.

Corvallis Gypsy 1: "Who in Corvo tonight? 😈"
Corvallis Gypsy 2: "We just got here bruh it's gon be lit af"
Corvallis Gypsy 1: "You find a spot?"
Corvallis Gypsy 2: "It don't matter bruh, I got this Henny 😈"

by TitsForHarambe August 12, 2016

V8 Corvair

A 1966 Chevrolet Corvair with a bad assed 350 Chevy in the back seat, owned by Craig Hall in Montana. He is a "Jack Wad". Ralph Nader hates Corvairs & Jack Wads. However, Nader is the biggest Jack Wad of them Hall. (See Jack Wad)

Did you see that Jack Wad Craig Hall in his Yellow & Black V8 Corvair doing burnouts infront of Ralph Naders house?

by Wad, Jack October 28, 2008

Corvair

Chevrolet car built from 1960-1969. First popular American car built with a RR (rear-engined, rear-wheel drive) drivetrain layout, and a horizontally opposed engine. It was popular in all model-years it was produced, although its sales were diminished beginning in 1965 following the introduction of the Ford Mustang and Ralph Nader's report "Unsafe at Any Speed", which attacked the Corvair for having stability problems and dangerous fuel systems(although Chevrolet did correct these problems in 1965). The Corvair was one of the first "import killers" manufactured, being small, sporty, and economical. The simple Horizontally-Opposed 164 cu. 6-cylinder engine was easy to service and required little maintnence, and got excellent gas mileage. It was the only car to incorporate a 4-wheel fully independent suspension system (besides the Corvette) in the 1960's, one of the first two cars to use a turbocharger, and the first car to feature a folding rear seat for additional cargo room.

That '64 Corvair Spyder sure looks good, but I prefer my '66 Corvair Corsa Turbocharger.

by monzacorvair66 August 29, 2003

cooray

an interjection which is used before describing something or an event that is larger than life and/or unbelievable.

Cooray! Did see the knockers on that girl?

by zwanphony June 28, 2006