Uram
Slang for "Euro-American", taking the first sound of Euro-, and the first two letters of American to make "Uram". Refers to White Americans or White, and equalises cultural equity whereby making skin-tone of people moot. Similar to "Noram" (Nordic-American) or Aram (Anglo-American) also referring to White Americans, or White.
Slang for "Euro-American", taking the first sound of Euro-, and the first two letters of American to make "Uram". Refers to White Americans or White, and equalises cultural equity whereby making skin-tone of people moot. Similar to "Noram" (Nordic-American) or Aram (Anglo-American) also referring to White Americans, or White.
"So this Uram guy, tried to hit on my girl."
"I saw this dreamy Noram"
"I dated this Aram from Boston."
"I saw this dreamy Noram"
"I dated this Aram from Boston."
by Pollywags October 1, 2018
by jeanetteeeeeee May 20, 2007
A Hungarian phrase that roughly translates to ''Waddup, sir''. It's used as a mockery for the highly intoxicated homeless men that you can find in Hungary, mostly at the Blaha Lujza Square in Budapest. It can also refer to these people.
Person 1.: Szia uram, van cigid? Buszjegyre kéne.
Person 2.: Sorry, I don't speak Hungarian.
Person 1.: Bazdmeg. *walks off*
Person 2.: Sorry, I don't speak Hungarian.
Person 1.: Bazdmeg. *walks off*
by Skongor September 23, 2021