(a) an adjective with a generally positive connotation. Used in various ways, as it does not have any inherent meaning. Often used in conjunction with the word "savage". Though it is a positive word, "too davage" or "a bit too davage" have rather negative connotations.
(b) a noun used to indicate a person who has outstanding or amazing physical or emotional features.
(b) a noun used to indicate a person who has outstanding or amazing physical or emotional features.
1. Your hair looks quite davage today. 2. That rainbow colored polo shirt is a bit too davage.(Negative)
3. Most triumphant is another davage way to describe positive things.
4. Davage! (Translation: Cool, Sweet, Nice, Awesome, Rad, Triumphant, etc.)
5. That davage(n.) always talks in third person.
Origin::: The exact origin of the word davage is unknown, though it is thought to have been created around the year 2000 in the city of Escondido, California. It is a combination of the words "damage" and "savage". This word has grown in popularity throughout Southern California and has spread to certain locations in the state of Utah, as well.
3. Most triumphant is another davage way to describe positive things.
4. Davage! (Translation: Cool, Sweet, Nice, Awesome, Rad, Triumphant, etc.)
5. That davage(n.) always talks in third person.
Origin::: The exact origin of the word davage is unknown, though it is thought to have been created around the year 2000 in the city of Escondido, California. It is a combination of the words "damage" and "savage". This word has grown in popularity throughout Southern California and has spread to certain locations in the state of Utah, as well.
by Pablo Davage August 25, 2005
She is completly unique. she is a kinda of girl who you,will never find anyone like her . its a mistake to forget sombody this amazing. she's on your mind all the time, and when you go away and cant see her, shes all you want to see .
by The secret admirer :) July 17, 2009