Someone who is enthusiastic in playing and love to share her stories with people. Being nice to people, and humble as well. Usually she(female) is in her room watching YT and she loves music and to talk about it.
by Sagwua-ga-koong November 22, 2021
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Jim, I'm sorry to say that your dankus memus is not longer functioning properly. You can no longer create dank memes.
by Ploooterman November 26, 2016
Get the Dankus Memus mug.The Dankuya is a person (dankuyans for the population) who survives the holy month of no nut november.
They posses supreme willpower over mortal men, and have some hidden abilities only used when necessary.
They posses supreme willpower over mortal men, and have some hidden abilities only used when necessary.
Person 1: "Did you hear Dan ascended to join the Dankuyans?"
Person 2: "Really?! I never expected him to survive the holy month."
Person 2: "Really?! I never expected him to survive the holy month."
by Dankuyan Prime November 7, 2019
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Get the Count Dankula mug.The ideal flavor of dankus. Often causes cottonmouth, blood-shot eyes, and extreme hunger pangs. See definition of Dankus
"Yo, did you hear Jason had some Sweet and Sour Dankus at that party last night? I wish I woulda been there man!"
by Room 222 September 18, 2012
Get the Sweet and Sour Dankus mug.A daltus is a word that describes outcast walruses who stray from the pack and prefers solitude. When a human is called a daltus, it usually refers to a loser or someone not socially acceptable.
Also, a good nickname for people named Dalton or Walrus.
Also, a good nickname for people named Dalton or Walrus.
That's a daltus cause it's all alone.
by Fatty@Heart November 5, 2010
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Function: Negro patois. Expression af assent.
Etymology: Middle English col, from Old English cōl; akin to Old High German kuoli cool, Old English ceald cold
Date: Mid 20th century and later.
English equivalent: 1. That is acceptable. 2. I agree.
Function: Negro patois. Expression af assent.
Etymology: Middle English col, from Old English cōl; akin to Old High German kuoli cool, Old English ceald cold
Date: Mid 20th century and later.
English equivalent: 1. That is acceptable. 2. I agree.
by Uncle BillyT December 9, 2009
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