colin. a colin is a very confusing, but loving person. probaly irish since colin comes from the name colm. most likely to be musical, either a singer or a a guitar player. . he does what he does because he knows it is the right thing to do. normally has a bad temper, but he wont curse at you. he wil just call you on your shit. hes unforgettable, i could tell you that & who ever finds a colin make sure you don't let him go, colin's are rare.
by ramblegirl November 08, 2009
colin, even from the very start of knowing him, will be one of the most amazing boys you shall meet. Kind, Funny and ticking every box the more you know him, the more you like him, any guy, or girl, is very lucky to be with him, seeing as he is hench and by far has the coolest hair, and great kisser :3 so yeah, colins amazing! <3,
colin usaully has a 9 inch penis
colin usaully has a 9 inch penis
by bree12341234 November 24, 2012
by Cool af March 21, 2018
If you ask me, Colin is a British English name.
Colm is the Irish equivilant.
Colin does mean Victor or Victorious as mentioned.
Id also have to agree that Colin is a man who falls deeply in love with a woman.
He's really cool too and usually a sharp character, doesnt particularly like Colm though.
Colin gets irritated when people get his name wrong, e.g. Connor, Colm, Colon, Cailin, Conan.
Colm is the Irish equivilant.
Colin does mean Victor or Victorious as mentioned.
Id also have to agree that Colin is a man who falls deeply in love with a woman.
He's really cool too and usually a sharp character, doesnt particularly like Colm though.
Colin gets irritated when people get his name wrong, e.g. Connor, Colm, Colon, Cailin, Conan.
by Colin from ireland April 21, 2006
Pronounced "Call-in"
A name originated by two separate civilizations, the Greeks and the Gaels neither having contact with the other while the languages were being developed.
In Greek, Colin means "Victor" and is pronounced slightly different than the more commonly accepted Gaelic (Call-in). The "O" sound is more round as in the actual pronunciation of said letter.
The Gaelic Colin is indeed derived from the Gaelic word "Cailean" which means "Young Wolf". It does NOT mean little girl, young child, or otherwise. Those terms are synonomous with the word, but not an exact definition.
A name originated by two separate civilizations, the Greeks and the Gaels neither having contact with the other while the languages were being developed.
In Greek, Colin means "Victor" and is pronounced slightly different than the more commonly accepted Gaelic (Call-in). The "O" sound is more round as in the actual pronunciation of said letter.
The Gaelic Colin is indeed derived from the Gaelic word "Cailean" which means "Young Wolf". It does NOT mean little girl, young child, or otherwise. Those terms are synonomous with the word, but not an exact definition.
by Colin A. October 28, 2003
by colintoucheskids July 02, 2019
Usually male who suffers from greats amount of stress from the continuous mispronunciation of the name, and often referred to the second to last part of the digestive system: COLON.
Name often chosen for very pale Caucasians who end up looking like shrimp first time out in the sun every summer.
Name often chosen for very pale Caucasians who end up looking like shrimp first time out in the sun every summer.
by cockgobbler1 March 01, 2007