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Yusuke Urameshi
Main character of Yuu Yuu Hakusho; a little ghetto boy who gets hit by a car so that another little boy can live. He meets up with Botan, the Grim Reaper, who eventually hepls him come back to life. Once he's alive again, Yusuke becomes a Spirit Detective, helping Botan and Koenma find bad guys from other worlds.
Yusuke Urameshi by Shawn B. November 2, 2003
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uhamf
Pronunciation: ooh-wamf
noun: An acronym for "useless hoe-ass motherfucker"; an insult; often used as a greeting between friends while clasping forearms and calling each other "comrade"
adj: An explicit descriptor for someone who doesn't do their job, doesn't care about anything, or doesn't say anything useful
noun: An acronym for "useless hoe-ass motherfucker"; an insult; often used as a greeting between friends while clasping forearms and calling each other "comrade"
adj: An explicit descriptor for someone who doesn't do their job, doesn't care about anything, or doesn't say anything useful
He's such an uhamf.
Uhamf, Comrade, uhamf.
My uhamf partner on this project is going to make us fail.
Uhamf, Comrade, uhamf.
My uhamf partner on this project is going to make us fail.
uhamf by LadyMissTaken January 16, 2020
Szia uram
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.
Yuusuke Urameshi
See also, Yusuke Urameshi, alternate spelling.
Leading character in FUNimation's Yu Yu Hakusho, Yuusuke was a juvenile delinquent who traded his life to save a little boy in the street from a car, and in turn got a second chance from Spirit World to prove his worth.
He became the Spirit Detective of Earth, and as such was forced to fight a bunch of demons in a bunch of different situations over 100+ episodes and two movies.
In love with Keiko (also spelled 'Kayko' in english versions), best friends with Kuwabara Kazuma.
Yusuke loves a good fight, is too stubborn for his own good, and somehow manages to survive, even when he has no idea what he is doing.
Leading character in FUNimation's Yu Yu Hakusho, Yuusuke was a juvenile delinquent who traded his life to save a little boy in the street from a car, and in turn got a second chance from Spirit World to prove his worth.
He became the Spirit Detective of Earth, and as such was forced to fight a bunch of demons in a bunch of different situations over 100+ episodes and two movies.
In love with Keiko (also spelled 'Kayko' in english versions), best friends with Kuwabara Kazuma.
Yusuke loves a good fight, is too stubborn for his own good, and somehow manages to survive, even when he has no idea what he is doing.
Kurama: "So you didn't have a plan after all. I think I'm starting to understand how you work..."
Yuusuke: "Hold on, Kurama! What's THAT supposed to mean!?"
Kurama: "I means what it sounds like..."
Yuusuke: "Hold on, Kurama! What's THAT supposed to mean!?"
Kurama: "I means what it sounds like..."
Yuusuke Urameshi by Draith April 12, 2005
UAMF
UAMF by Rianna D. A. Corby April 19, 2007
URAFI
URAFI is an acronym for "yoU aRe A Fucking Idiot".
This can also be used in the form of a question by changing the order of the first two letters as in:
RUAFI?
Often that usage is rhetorical.
This phrase is sometimes used on neowin.net to avoid the swear word filter and to skim the radar of the moderators who look for personal attacks.
This can also be used in the form of a question by changing the order of the first two letters as in:
RUAFI?
Often that usage is rhetorical.
This phrase is sometimes used on neowin.net to avoid the swear word filter and to skim the radar of the moderators who look for personal attacks.
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