ratatwang
To finesse using a small or delicate feather. Anything larger than a 3 inch feather would not be considered ratatwanging.
ratatwang by Honestyspeakerdude February 7, 2017
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Ratatoing
a crappy Brazilian move that is a stupid knock off of Pixars, "Ratatoille." It is often used in "YouTube Poops"
Ratatoing by Hotel Mario September 29, 2008
Ratatoing
The 40 minute "movie" of a lazy brazillian movie company that can't think of their own ideas, so they rip off pixar and dreamworks to make money. In this case, the movie, "ratatouille" is plagerized. It has also become a popular target of Youtube poop
Ahh... the most beautiful view in the world. Sugerloaf mountain. Over looking rio de janeiro. Where the best restaurant belongs to...a mouse? Meet marcel toing. Proud owner of restaurant, ratatoing.
That is only part of the trailer dialouge. Not much more to say. Watch the movie if you want to be tortured for 40 whole minutes.
That is only part of the trailer dialouge. Not much more to say. Watch the movie if you want to be tortured for 40 whole minutes.
Ratatoing by Do_the_mario August 11, 2008
ratawang
To hurt, injure, embarrass, or kill in a humorous way.
Typically used in sort of a passive, indirect way, like "Kabir got so ratawanged when he squeezed that orange at lunch and it burst open and he was covered in sticky, disgusting juice residue all day."
Typically used in sort of a passive, indirect way, like "Kabir got so ratawanged when he squeezed that orange at lunch and it burst open and he was covered in sticky, disgusting juice residue all day."
Amanda got ratawanged when she mistook that support cord connecting two trees across a ravine in the woods for some kind of redneck zip-line and used a wire (that Kabir knew was broken but decided not say anything) to try and cross the ravine. The wire broke and she went crashing into the deep ditch, bruising herself on rocks and branches, and mortally smashing her cell phone. When I saw it happen, I really thought she was dead at first.
Kabir got completely ratawanged a few months later when he tried running up the slanted trunk of a tree but slipped and slammed down hard on his chin.
Kabir was ratawanged when he discovered a perplexing brown stain on the ass of his khakis and did not know what to do about it. Kabir's The Worst
Kabir got completely ratawanged a few months later when he tried running up the slanted trunk of a tree but slipped and slammed down hard on his chin.
Kabir was ratawanged when he discovered a perplexing brown stain on the ass of his khakis and did not know what to do about it. Kabir's The Worst
ratawang by Boy Wilson November 20, 2017
Ratatoing
Ratatoing is an amazing 44 minute and 6 second long movie about Marcel, Carol and Greg. You should watch it it’s amazing
Ratatoing by Ratatoingsthebest June 23, 2022
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