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Shortcayk

retard who can't spell at all!
Hay Yew fawker. mah nayme ish jaymeee donkey-ass-whole. Aye Kunt spell shieet cuz i dydnt pash fyrsh grayd.
by emily December 8, 2003
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Emoly

a seemingly emo emily
Looky, Looky, here comes Emoly in her Emobile
by Emily March 24, 2004
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shibanky

Can be used as a verb, noun or adjective. Generally means something looks, acts, or is terrible, awful.
"That guy looks like shibanky." or "She smells like shibanky."
by Emily January 28, 2004
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Cy

chubtastical moron of a baseball player, who only hears what he wants.
by Emily February 27, 2005
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fresh

when something is pure evil or horrible you answer back with the word "fresh"
a man walks by and chops off someones hair...
That's fresh!
by emily October 18, 2004
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grunge

a derivitive of punk rock that has a disorted, murky sound. Term was first used in the early to mid 1980's to describe bands such as green river, the melvins etc...
also called the 'northwest' sound-as the majority of this music origionated in the pacific north west of america-especially around the seattle area, or the 'subpop' sound, as many of the 'grunge' records were released on this small lable.
'grunge' reached the mainstream in the late 1980's/early 1990's with the breakthrough of acts such as nirvana, soundgarden, mudhoney, pearl jam, alice in chains and so on and so forth.
grunge really ended around the time of the death of kurt cobain in 1994, but many origional fans see the end of grunge with the over comercialisation of the music around the time nirvanas nevermind was released, the most extreme case of this overcomercialisation being the vogue grunge spread.
by emily May 13, 2005
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Trombone

1) An english instrument originally called the sagbute (sackbutt) that makes many obsecene and beautiful noises. Often nicknamed, bone, boner, tromboner, horn, and noisy thing
The Bones in the back row are blowing their minds out.
by Emily April 27, 2004
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