Rawanda LaBelle

An amazing women. Her orgasms flood you like a tsunami. Her name brings quivers to your knees. A beautiful Arab goddess. What a woman.

I could really use some Rawanda LaBelle right now.

by Shdivevwh May 9, 2025

Non-labeled

Non-labeled is when you like someone but dont want to have an official name. There are couples who like each other but don't like to have an official name such as Girlfriend,Boyfriend,Together and a couple.

Andrea:I told you, I dont like to be labeled. I want to feel free to be with anyone I want.

Arturo:Dont you want to be with me?
Andrea:Of course I do, but I dont want to feel like a claimed item of be defined as your girlfriend.

Arturo:What are you saying?
Andrea:I want to be Non-labeled, you should be able to do what makes you happy.

by ~Sassy Diva~ July 29, 2019

A combination of branding and bland. Used to indicate corporate homogenization. Can also apply to corporate interference in the arts, as in the case of Starbucks forming a music label

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😱: A combination of branding and bland. Used to indicate corporate homogenization. Can also apply to corporate interference in the arts, as in the case of Starbucks forming a music label

by InterpersonalCommunication February 19, 2025

Labels for Education

a marketing program begun in 1973 by the Campbell Soup Company in the United States, and later also in Canada

. However, the banked points schools have accumulated will not be affected. In total, the program had contributed $110 million in school supplies over the 42 years of operation. Campbell's also announced the end of its Labels for Education program in Canada in 2016

by SPrice1980 May 10, 2023

Fat Labelle

Often an over eater, mostly stoned fat guy.

Was at Doc’s today and totally saw a Fat Labelle sharting and gasping for Hopes clam.

by Saucy12 January 1, 2019

label humper

One whoe buys a bottle of wine by the look of the label.

Because no one could assist me at the wine shop, I had to be a label humper.

by Jacy C December 21, 2008

Labels for Education

a marketing program begun in 1973 by the Campbell Soup Company in the United States, and later also in Canada. The program allowing schools to earn books, musical instruments, computers, and other school supplies in exchange for labels or Universal Product Codes (UPCs) on associated products

The Campbell's Soup Company announced in February 2016 it would be ending the Labels for Education program, citing declining participation. After July 31, 2016, no new schools could enroll in the program, and only UPCs with the Labels for Education logo would be valid for redemption

by SPrice1980 May 10, 2023