X

X is another way of saying Xavier

stranger:Have you seen X’s shirt?
stranger 2: you mean Xavier

by bigthiccb0111 August 18, 2019

Laura x noah

The best thing that came up in my life, I swear it. You make me feel happy everyday, every seconds. I want that to last an eternity.

Laura... I love you.
Laura x noah

by It's noah November 22, 2021

jives x youri

A very good ship

Jives x youri is so cute

by Toddiumies June 21, 2022

X Money

Gay man detected within 5 miles.

Likes cute underage boys with preferably no experience.

Book an orgy session here: www.onlyfans.com/x-money

X money is a fag

by anonymous December 17, 2023

X

"X" is an elite, person with a mind boggling expertise, and is very good at manipulation upon any sex, "X" is often refered to as an element of palladium know for destruction, X is also a term for rating or pornography, usually it just means an elite person or team, but basically it just means "Elite Hacker"

P-1 "Doctor are we sure we can trust this?"
P-2 "Of course we can it's a type of ellement!" - "X"

by TOS.Labrotory of Urban Grammar June 26, 2019

TAE X SHAYLA

Tae x Shayla is the best ship ever unlike Bri x Shayla it is the most beautiful ship 😍

They are canon.

“Tae I love you so much!”
Shut up whore let me fuck you rough!
“Tae x Shayla is the best!”

by shippergod February 20, 2021

X formerly Twitter

Do you know why news articles keep saying "𝙓, 𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙢𝙚𝙧𝙡𝙮 𝙏𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙧" instead of just X, even though everybody already knows its name change by now? I'll tell you why, because it's just one damn letter! Semantically, X could be anything given this is literally its meaning in both math and linguistics. It's so utterly vague that journalists have to mention twitter just in case any lesser-informed individuals get confused. What was the elongated muskrat even thinking?

Also, whoever is botting tens of thousands of dislikes to the newest "X" definitions needs to get a life lmao.

BBC news: in a statement posted to X formerly Twitter, it said the protest was part of efforts to integrate food into the general social security system.

by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian May 26, 2024