rahma
a stunningly beautiful women, with the heart of a lion and smile of gold. also can be very dangerous if you provoke her.
yo, there aint no rahma’s up in here, lets get outta here.
typically a name given to a female of mothering orientation, often seen laughing practically in silence, and enjoying nutty tasting things. famously seen as a cult figure in the 90’s dance era (is believed to be linked with the big box little box).
” oh my gosh such a rahma moment”
” i really fancy a rahma”
“rahma! was that you”
“stop being a poo poo head, its not cool raham”
Read Also:
- Crunchy Granola
noun. a person who is lives in a healthy, green, vegetarian way. this person often supports greenpeace and other such environmental and anti-war groups. aislin is a crunchy granola, and i think she was awesome at the anti-war ralley today! a person who is into all that all natural cr-p and eats tofu and does […]
- ibex muffel
a small hairy animal, usually sent to your college po box, that follows you wherever you go, constantly insulting you and sometimes scratching and biting your arms and legs. he often causes you to miss school and work, and he alienates all your friends. often fatal. see also depression h: ooh, mail! m: what did […]
- Crunk Cracker
the typical white guy in the group that hangs out with the black comunity. the biggets jack -ss that always gets in trouble. -nao there goest crunk cracker doin some stupid sh–!!!!
- Next-Genism
a wii, ps3, or xbox360 fanboy so devoted that it’s a religion. the truth of the matter is that so long as you have fun, the game can have sh-ttier graphics than pac-man. some prefer wii, (like me!(not a fanboy)) some prefer ps3, and some prefer xbox360. however, most unintelligent fanboys will like the one […]
- ignostic
one who professes ignorance on the knowledge of whether or not any gods exist, or even what the term means. it is a play on the words “ignorant” (to lack knowledge) and “gnostic,” (knowledge pertaining to gods). ignosticism is sometimes compared to theological noncognitivism, and while one may be both an ignostic and a theological […]