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A small mammal, usally furry and somewhat rabid. One may to refer to a person as a critter as a derogatory word. IE a small boy with mental problems and an undesireable personality. Annoying and Repulsive. *random name* is such a critter, I mean can't he sit still for 5 seconds??
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1. any animal; 2. a cute, small furry animal; 3. a domestic pet; 4. nickname for a little kid; 5. nickname for a female 1. As we sat quietly, the critters became less shy about approaching our campsite. 5. She's a cute little critter.
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A corruption of the word "creature", which literally means something that was created.
1. Both the slang and the correct version of the word generally mean "animal". 2. (derogatory) A person. 1. (Cowboy to cattle herd) Git along critters!
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a critter is a rper who has shitty icons and often does weird things like show emotions in brackets in the middle of comments. they frequent rpvents and get their name from referring to their characters as critters. there is a debate over whether or not they are better writers than most but when it comes down to it they don't care as they are just having fun "I'm sorry my critter broke up with yours. It's all his fault, not mine! I can't control his actions."
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A Critter is the usually dormant spirit within everyone, it becomes apparent and then altogether takes over the the host to wreak havoc, mayhem and financial ruin.
Although they look the same the critter is evil malicious and hungry for one thing …… Usually Crystal Meth. Critters are generally solitary nocturnal creatures. The critter can be overcome but its a strong force and help may be needed, often a combination of veterinary and psychological advice may need to be sought. The Critter sold his mums car then elbowed her in the face
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A miniature, usually woodland animal, that enjoys burrowing to avoid being smushed by large objects. Look at the critter trapped underneath that bridge.
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N. Any small computer periphery other than a mouse; frequently connected via a USB port. He has so many critters attached to his computer I can't find the damned mouse!
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In a casino, a floor games supervisor tasked with both wearing old suits and watching the dealers and players. Stop counting, you're getting attention from the critters in the pit.
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