scadian
scadian by Kristie Jolliffe January 9, 2005
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Swadian Battle Feast
When the King of Swadia calls all of his vassals and lords to a feast, where he then calls them all to join in his military campaign. Vassals and Lords generally ignore the call to arms when far away, hence why the Battle Feast Strategy is very useful.
King Harlaus sat on his throne, besiegers outside his gates, he needed an army, quickly. He called his servant, and had him send a message to everyone in his realm, a feast would be taking place at his castle. His plan was flawless, he liked his Swadian Battle Feast, he never lost with it.
Swadian Battle Feast by RedAssassin53 June 18, 2014
sadiana
A beautiful girls with a great sense of humor. She doesn't take crap from anybody and doesn't give crap to anybody. She very nice and loving. And when you need some on to talk to or to comfort you, she's always there and her hugs are just everything. She will bring a smile to your face anytime anywhere. And once you meet you will immediately want her in your life for ever.
sadiana by Chocolateluver March 4, 2018
Sicadian
Mainly came from the word "Sicado" from the native mountains of northern Luzon, Phillipines. Now used as a code name in some place is South-Eastern part of Asia.
The right meaning of this word is not clear for people aging from 16 to the 20's use it differently like "Sick Guy", "Cool boy", "Unknown" and other more definitions.
It is a name mainly used positively for new kids in town.
The right meaning of this word is not clear for people aging from 16 to the 20's use it differently like "Sick Guy", "Cool boy", "Unknown" and other more definitions.
It is a name mainly used positively for new kids in town.
Sicadian by Asther Dela Fuente June 20, 2006
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