1) Cool, in-style, pleasing to look at; awesome
2) A clothing pattern involving crossed lines/colors (usually 3 or more) to form a square pattern
2) A clothing pattern involving crossed lines/colors (usually 3 or more) to form a square pattern
by Etab October 13, 2005
by Aoife December 28, 2005
1) The color of freedom
2) Can be worn any way and still be bad ass
3) The international flag of masculinity
2) Can be worn any way and still be bad ass
3) The international flag of masculinity
by Sheabob May 05, 2013
She said she'd make out with me, but it didn't go anywhere. She's such a plaid, leading me on like that.
by zogasm January 21, 2009
by Stoney McStone Stoned February 09, 2004
A plaid is an article of clothing worn over the left shoulder of a male and worn over the right shoulder of a female and comes from Gaelic ,plaide, "a blanket". Some plaids have a pattern of colours which is correctly referred to as a "tartan". Some plaids worn by the irish have solid colors, one of which is called the "Fringed Fly Plaid" which is saffron in colour, a shade of yellow.
Referring to a tartan, the design on some plaids, as "plaid" is like referring to a checked black and white pattern as a "table cloth" when all table clothes do not necessarily have a checked pattern and checked patterns can appear on skirts, sofas, floor tile and so on!
Referring to a tartan, the design on some plaids, as "plaid" is like referring to a checked black and white pattern as a "table cloth" when all table clothes do not necessarily have a checked pattern and checked patterns can appear on skirts, sofas, floor tile and so on!
by The Only Highlander November 02, 2007
He's too plaid for my wild personality.
by Trillion December 03, 2007