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The most beautiful sounding combination of two words in the English language. Cellar Door
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A beautiful sounding combination of two words in the English language.
Most people first heard cellar door as a "beautiful" combination, thanks to the movie 'Donnie Darko'. Which is a VERY cool movie. cystic fibrosisties first with cellar door. As they both sound great. Words starting with C but are pronounced as an S make pretty words. say it! "cellar door" ooooooooooooooooh. feel the prettiness!
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An urban piece of architecture.
Can be made of wood. Can be made of metal, which can be diamond plate. It can be flat and part of the ground, or it can be at an angle forming a bank. People use cellar doors to enter basements. There is usually a lock on a cellar door. Bobby Puleo kickflips and lands in the cellar door that is outside the bodega.
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bum hole Jonathan playfully fingered his cellar door.
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the entrance to a subteranian labrinth or area made of wood or metal, may also allow access to a cellar(s) the young girl would sneak down to the cellar at night and erotically caress the door
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A portal made of Materials of Wood, Water and Metal
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