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Short for "cumulative audience", it's the total number of listeners a radio station has over the course of an average week. Total amount of time spent listening does not matter...if you listen to station A for fifteen minutes one day and station B three hours every day, you're still cumed to both stations. If you regularly listen to three radio stations over the course of a week, then you cume three stations, and thos three stations would consider you part of their cume.
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the old english word for sperm Andrew drank a fine keg of Bob's cume
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Cumulative, especially g.p.a. With a cume of 3.8, she graduated _Magna cum Laude_
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Short for "cumulative," among other things. Jane did really well on her final exams in college, she got a 3.7 cume!
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n. "Joe's CUME was barely high enough to apply for most colleges."
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A really bad spelling of cum. I thought it was spelled cume, but thanks to Flession, I know it's spelled cum.
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original: lick my cum bitch!
new: licke mon cume la chiene!(lick my cum bitch!) |
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