Starling
a stunningly beautiful, highly intelligent woman. confident, talented, comp-ssionate and resourceful. her love for music and singing is one of her many p-ssions.
starling is such a darling!
a cool cat
i <3 that daniel starling over there!
like a 'darling' but someone of a famous background, a celeb, a tv/film star, singer; of that whom is infatuated, obsessed, admiring, in love with.
"my new found fame for a famous person is such a star-ling."
a gorgeous dominican n-gg- that looks like kendrick lamar when he has curly hair. he drinks liquor like a fish drinks water and can never pr-nounce an english word correctly.
starling: aye mang can you p-ss me a presidente
star-ling, noun, synonymous with the female genitalia. aka a v-g-n-, p-ssy, vajayjay, vag, etc...
my starling is hurting so i can't go to the wax concert.
when someone is both too drunk and too high to perform oral s-x.
"baby, you're just laying in between my legs?" "oh, i'm sorry, i'm starling."
a 1:1 mixture of stella artois and carling. starling.
barman: what can i get for you tonight, good sir?
patron: why, i think i shall have a drop of starling!
barman: starling? isn't that a bird?
patron: no, my dear man! tis' a mixture of stella artois and carling in a 1 to 1 ratio!
barman: ... why?
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