by Ms. Pat December 21, 2006
Get the set horsesmug. Shoes made to be worn in the house. Usually made from such fabrics as corderoy. Back can be folded down for slip on effect. See Debo from Friday for additional reference.
by HBeezyIC June 14, 2010
Get the crib setsmug. "Kyle when your with your wife just tap on her shoulder at the beach and say CD settings, trust me Kyle"
by Venomous bop October 26, 2019
Get the cd settingsmug. The 3rd Company to catch up to PewDiePie in YouTube subscribers, behind T-Series and Cocomelon. Currently SET India is sitting on around 104.6 million while Pewdiepie is still leading by 6 million. During the summer of 2021, PewDiePie may be surpassed.
Man 1: Hey, have you seen SET India’s subscriber growth over the past month? It’s as fast as T-Series!
Man 2: Wow! SET India, you are an asshole!
Man 2: Wow! SET India, you are an asshole!
by SunsetTelevision May 19, 2021
Get the SET Indiamug. also known as "The Coming Curse", "The Anti-Christ", "The Watcher's Eye", "The Wicked Child", "The Wicked One".
An entity whose birth is prophesied by the Elder of the Setian race in Iced Earth's "Something Wicked" storyline. An Anti-Christ like figure who will bring down the Armageddon of Man.
An entity whose birth is prophesied by the Elder of the Setian race in Iced Earth's "Something Wicked" storyline. An Anti-Christ like figure who will bring down the Armageddon of Man.
"Born is he ten millennia
After the Clouding of Man.
Sincerest veneration
For he that vindicates.
The end of Man.
Sworn are we ten millennia
After the Clouding of Man.
Unleash abomination
As we accelerate the end of Man."
-The Setian hymn referring to the birth of Set Abominae.
After the Clouding of Man.
Sincerest veneration
For he that vindicates.
The end of Man.
Sworn are we ten millennia
After the Clouding of Man.
Unleash abomination
As we accelerate the end of Man."
-The Setian hymn referring to the birth of Set Abominae.
by StarDargon April 8, 2008
Get the Set Abominaemug. by setrepper February 23, 2017
Get the reppin setsmug. 