silfay

eat outside

lets all go silfay

by big floppy donkey dick January 4, 2004

silflay

From Richard Adam's book Watership Down - it's a word that's part of the rabbit language Lapine - it means to go above ground to eat.

I didn't silflay with the rest of the warren this morning - I'll go tonight.

by Captain 12 pack December 14, 2008

Sillay

Sillay is a mix of words silly and slay, it means exactly what it says. It´s silly (foolish) and it slays (as a form of approval). Usually used as an adjective or a verb.

person 1: I think it would be a time saver if cereal came already in a bowl.
person 2: That is so st.. actually sillay.

by m0rningpers0n October 19, 2023

sillay

It means silly, except it has an A, which makes it sillay.

Message to da west, get sillay

by Get sillay May 21, 2020

Silflay

To eat outside. Combination of the words "Flay" and "Sil." Flay means food, and Sil means out.

Hey, John. We should go silflay.

by Porphyric March 27, 2009

sillay

Means silly, but with an A which makes it sound sillay.

Message to the west, get Sillay

by Get sillay May 21, 2020

silfance

A silfance is a person with a huge brain.
He will always think about something related to Lego.

Person1: Look a silfance!

Person2: IMA CATCH HIM WITH MY POKEBALL I NEED THAT SMARTNESS..

by cykke June 1, 2018