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The noise that is made before vommiting Who's puking in the bathroom? I heard some blatching going on?
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To regurgitate bile in the face of decency. Verb inspired by column on Jack Layton by Christie Blatchford, a "journalist" who writes for the National Post. On the day Jack died of cancer Christie blatched a hate-filled column describing him as "canny, relentless, thoroughly ambitious" because he had the audacity on his death bed to hope Canadians will choose love and hope over fear and hate.
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One who dedicates one's self to a particular sport to such an extreme it becomes annoying. John: Yeah, I went to baseball practice yesterday. Did you?
Alex: Of course! It's only the best sport in the world! In fact, I just ordered three jerseys off of a baseball equipment website, and I subscribed to three wooden bat magazines last Monday. I'm still looking for an outfielder's glove and a catcher's mitt, though. John: Dude, chill. You such a blatch about baseball. |
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Black Chick Snatch Dude, I got a hold of some stinky blatch last night and I just can't get the smell off me.
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Being of or pertaining to a race of unsightly creatures who roam around nocturnally terrorizing farm animals, small children, and disfigured old men.
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