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contraction for the words "with" and "the" I was gonna go withe Petersons to Disneyland
I was playing the cd withe cd player. |
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Labrador slang for hauled, fucked, basically short for withered. It can mean the way you feel, or you can describe somebody as withe. Either way an awesome word. I was so withe after that party, I drank way too much.
That chick is withe, completely fucked in the head |
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a slang contraction for "with" and "the" often used when you mistype and are too lazy to fix it. I went "withe" whole famn damly on vacation
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the contraction of “with the” and pronounced that way; it does not rhyme with tithe.
The guy withe jeans and sneakers
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the word that you accidentally write while trying to write the words "with the". this happens because "with" has a "th" and "the" starts with that so its a very common mistake Susie was typing her report:
"...and the dolphins left withe whales and..." |
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Preposition. Old English. Used as a replacement to 'with' but to exclaim the extreme approval of a situation where two people are in close proximity with each other, generally within the flirting or playful mannerisms. it's obvious how they were born to be withe each other!
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