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sefer

Means 'book' in Hebrew.

Have you read that sefer yet? It's sababa!!

by JoLlama October 23, 2007

12πŸ‘ 6πŸ‘Ž


sham

Means 'there' in Hebrew.

Whiny person: Are we sham yet!?

type in ivrit, but go to the def of po, which means 'here' in Hebrew, for more info.

by JoLlama October 23, 2007

3πŸ‘ 9πŸ‘Ž


townie

Male:
An idiot who thinks they're better than anyone else, and is talented at cussing people out. (I've had experience. I used to sit next to one in science). Have a strange obsession with the words 'yo momma,' like to hang out behind gas stations, and can't say one sentence without cussing. Also can't stand to get their shiny white shoes dirty, and wash them every day.

Female:
Blond. Dyed of course. Lots of clumpy mascara, and talk valley girl. Also are obsessed with shoes, although not as much as the males, and will not be seen wearing anything other than American Eagle, South Pole, or Abercrombie and Fitch. + very skimpy clothes. Oh yeah, or Jellies/Ugs (which, by the way are the worst fashion statement known to mankind.) Giggle A LOT. Usually, they find work as cheerleaders. Once in a while, they can be nice but not for long, and still remain the opposite of anything original.

Just to summaraize: beware of townies.

townie: Yo-wuzzup, muthafucka?
me: Just shut up already!
townie: Yo momma!
me: And that is an insult how exactly?

by JoLlama November 16, 2007

2πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


po

Means 'here' in Hebrew.

On an Israeli dreidel, the letter shin is replaced with the letter pey, which stands for po, when elsewhere in the world, the shin stands for 'sham' which means 'there' in hebrew.

Person 1: Where is it?
Person 2: It's po!

by JoLlama October 23, 2007

7πŸ‘ 3πŸ‘Ž


anglit

Means 'English' in Hebrew.

Person: Do you speak Anglit?
Other person: ?????

by JoLlama October 23, 2007


katool

Means 'cat' in Hebrew.

Pet the katool gently!!!!!!!

by JoLlama October 23, 2007

3πŸ‘ 2πŸ‘Ž


Pimpkin

A pimpin' pumpkin.

wow! look at that pimpkin!

by JoLlama November 1, 2008

8πŸ‘ 2πŸ‘Ž