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When something reaches a point where it is no longer enjoyable. It refers the point where the world went from enjoying Limp Bizkit to realizing that Fred Durst is an intolerable douchebag with no discernible talent. The term "jump the shark" has really dursted.
I didn't see the Wolverine movie, because Bret Ratner made X-Men 3, and that was an instant durst. |
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1. durst noun; Most commonly used as a direct reference to food of any sort but preferably food that is dursty. The word durst can be used in any way within context.
2. dursty adj.; (i)To be dursty: have an urge relating to anything within the context of the situation. Most commonly used to describe extreme hunger. (ii) describing the status of a particular something which in most cases is very appealing; such as food. 3. durst verb; most commonly used to describe eating but more so at a fast pace, a large amount or something that is dursty. |
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combination of dirt and dust I hate it when I get durst in my mouth and eyes during a wind storm.
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Grimy, Gross, ugly Damn nigga did you see how durst that girl was.
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Explosive diarrhea. Hurry dude, I have to go to the bathroom to durst!
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To impact (physically) with an overwhelming momentum. "Woah, number 28 just got dursted!
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The worst possible example. Awful, terrible. Poor quality, posessing of no ability. I've heard a lot of records, but that one I just bought is durst.
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