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nycpiiysf
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no you
cant
put it in you
smelly
fk
hey
jono
cipii
?
nycpiiysf
nycpiiysf
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jono
June 18, 2006
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chupacabra
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The La chupacabra is the most verousous goat sucker. He hunts his pray with devil
eyes
, and once has ahold of theme, sucks any
trace
of the
goats
blood..
This
goat
has no body fluids, the
la chupacabra
is
near
...
chupacabra
by
Jono
April 11, 2005
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prunch
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Use exactly as
fart
Origins: Yiddish/
Polish
/Eastern
European
.
Have you prunched again?
prunch
by
Jono
March 27, 2005
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pip
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To urinate. The act of urination. Typically used by young children.
Origins: Yiddish/
Polish
/Eastern
European
.
See also
bop
.
I
need
to pip. Where is the
toilet
?
pip
by
Jono
March 27, 2005
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bop
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Verb: to
poo
/shit/crap
Noun: a turd/length of
poo
Typically used by young children.
Origins: Yiddish/Polish/Eastern European.
See also
pip
and prunch.
Hurry
up in
there, I
need
to bop.
bop
by
Jono
March 27, 2005
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bobber
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Noun: A
lump
of green material extracted from one's
nose
. Known in the UK as a grolly.
Origins: Yiddish/
Polish
/Eastern European.
See also prunch.
I'
ve
picked
a
big
bobber.
bobber
by
Jono
March 27, 2005
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schlep
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A
long
and tiresome
walk
.
Origin:
Yiddish
.
It'
s a
bit of a
schlep from here to
the shop
.
schlep
by
Jono
March 27, 2005
Word of the Day on September 27, 2022
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