This tutorial is for urban dictionary users.
1. Use auto correct
2. Google words that you think you misspelled
3. Make sure it's easy to read
4. Write in plain english
5. Don't write long sentences
6. Be sure to use commas
1. Use auto correct
2. Google words that you think you misspelled
3. Make sure it's easy to read
4. Write in plain english
5. Don't write long sentences
6. Be sure to use commas
How to type correctly
1. Bad english
Plain
Somethinf that can be visuallized clearl thefeore it makes easier to grab it
Example:
Its very visually plain
2. Proper english
Plain
Something that can be seen clearly.
It also refers to simple, basic, completely.
Example:
This bird is in plain view.
It's a plain design.
This guy is plain stupid.
1. Bad english
Plain
Somethinf that can be visuallized clearl thefeore it makes easier to grab it
Example:
Its very visually plain
2. Proper english
Plain
Something that can be seen clearly.
It also refers to simple, basic, completely.
Example:
This bird is in plain view.
It's a plain design.
This guy is plain stupid.
by Notmelol123 February 19, 2022
To take a cock in the ass without complaint or excessive crying. To get right stretched out without trying to slow things down on the penetrative stroke.
Yeah, it's nice to find a girl that can take anal correctly, I hate it when girls ruin my shwerve as I stick it in.
by GlobalRecession November 27, 2010
this is an expressional synonym
When someone says something they don't truly mean, just to make you feel Intact when really, they don't mean it at all.
Synonym: false hope, luring,
***Further explaining***
"You've falsed me correctly"
***Can also include pretense >>> falsed-correctly <<< but "correctly" should never change without killing the entire meaning of the expression***
false-corrected
When someone says something they don't truly mean, just to make you feel Intact when really, they don't mean it at all.
Synonym: false hope, luring,
***Further explaining***
"You've falsed me correctly"
***Can also include pretense >>> falsed-correctly <<< but "correctly" should never change without killing the entire meaning of the expression***
false-corrected
Example:
She- I've just been busy all day with homework and family...Just stay safe for me ok?
He- at least now (from everything that was said before, ) it's understood that you aren't just saying things just to place them false-correctly...
She- I've just been busy all day with homework and family...Just stay safe for me ok?
He- at least now (from everything that was said before, ) it's understood that you aren't just saying things just to place them false-correctly...
by thesnailybumingo February 17, 2018