repertoire 

The entire range of skills or aptitudes or devices used in a particular field or occupation.

1. A back-flip is not in my normal repertoire of moves.
2. Jill has a large repertoire of languages and dialects (not)

repertoire by Jill Banks November 29, 2006

repertoire 

a sequence of movements performed by someone

My wonderful repertoire in bed made ur mom and ur dad cum too early

repertoire by urmom0987654321 March 14, 2022

repoire 

Stupid people use this word when they mean "rapport".

". . . Given our 'repoire' I know your intention in saying it was not to make me laugh."

repoire by WordNazi September 7, 2007

repoire 

Same meaning as 'rapport.' A word many say does not exist and claim it is a misspelling of rapport. NOT. This spelling is quite different form 'rapport.' This is a word we learned in school. The spelling is exactly as taught.

After spending a few minutes together, Bob and I developed an instant repoire.

repoire by jrachelle July 14, 2015

repertoire 

1. The entire set of acts, positions, aptitude, devices, and skills one can perform during sex.

2. The various acts, positions and skills one will perform during a single session of sex.

I plan to use the froggy style from my repertoire with this new stud tonight.

repertoire by irvwebguy August 14, 2012

recirtoire 

Recirtoire \ˈre-sə(r)-ˌtwär

A combination of the words recipe and repertoire.
What recipes you know, or how many recipes you know. can be used in terms of cooking recipes, chemical recipes, drink recipes, etc.

My recirtoire is quite small, so my husband gets bored easily with the dinner choices.

recirtoire by GeorgiaAN April 5, 2010

rapetoire

Your repetoire of rap in an MP3 library.

Hey I just downloaded Trick Daddy, I just increased my rapetoire.

rapetoire by PatrickStar616 October 9, 2008