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Able to burn, able to combust, etc. That pile of dry wood is very FLAMMABLE.
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A straight guy who might switch teams under the right circumstances. When he got drunk after being stuck on the boat for three months, Karl was somewhat flammable.
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Same as inflammable, oddly. Inflammable means flammable? Hoy, what a country!
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Able to be burned, burnable hey, apparently gasoline is flammable
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Jun 18, 2003
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It is used for a sexy girl that seems to be horny hey look at that girl ! she is so sexy they should write flammable on her forehead !!
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Combustible; likely to burn; having the ability to be lit on fire; see 'Jew' During the nazi regime, the jews, being found flammable, were often sued as fire starters at family BBQ's
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Something that is easily caught on fire. Putting gas all over our house will sure make it flammable.
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Jun 21, 2003
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someone who wears polyester clothing and likes neon.
the name comes from the fact that in a fire their clothes will probably be the thing that make building burn down they like dancing to pop "see that flammable over there- so much neon"
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