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Someone that will not buy a lighter for someone else after that someone else had done a lot of favors for the other person. "Hey Stephanie, can you buy me a lighter?"
"No, I am subborn, blah blah blah ." "IT 99 CENTS YOU STUBBORN BITCH!" |
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Someone who doesn't listen to other people's opinionts. A stubborn person always thinks he's right. Often assosiated with arrogant and acting allknowing. Its the same as obstinate and koppig. I don't like stubborn people, they always think they're right and don't listen to anything else. |
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The persistent denial and/or refusal to accept the inevitable situation that unavoidably seems to be a prophetic declaration and/or presumably predetermined act of fate. Joshua and Sarah will never be together because they are both too stubborn to admit they love each other!
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Someone who is resistant, difficult, and persistent in an opinion, task or idea. "She was stubborn enough to train a Cat."
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A characteristic common in males especially those with a sports paraphernalia obsession. Often found using female pseudonyms to get what they want. He was so stubborn in his ways he insisted on taking her to McD's for dinner.
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Someone who is resistant, difficult, and persistent in an opinion, task or idea. "She was stubborn enough to train a Cat."
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unreasonably obstinate; obstinately unmoving "Ruben stop being so stubborn!"
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