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Get the rebels mug.(noun) A person who takes a phrase in which a website is telling them advice on passwords, and then making that their password.
website: Please do not put personal material in your password.
password rebel: *Types “personal material” as their password.*
password rebel: *Types “personal material” as their password.*
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Get the Rebel turds mug.Someone who is sorry for what he did and thinks that Michelle is AMAZING INCREDIBLE MAGNIFICENT CUTE ADORABLE NICE POLITE PRETTY AND EVERY SINGLE COMPLIMENT A PERSON CAN GIVE BECAUSE THAT'S JUST WHO SHE IS
by RebelsFD September 3, 2022
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The worst set to ever exist, with her raggedy ass shoes, fake ass "crown" and her Lord Farquad weave
With her raggedy busted looking ass outfit. Bitch she’ll never be a Royal nor a rebel. She tried to be the next shadow empress but flopped miserably
The worst set to ever exist, with her raggedy ass shoes, fake ass "crown" and her Lord Farquad weave
With her raggedy busted looking ass outfit. Bitch she’ll never be a Royal nor a rebel. She tried to be the next shadow empress but flopped miserably
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Get the Royale Rebel mug.The norwegian form for the english word "rebel".
Rebell is a word that carries a deeper meaning to it, it may just sound simple but i could mean as much as anything.
Rebell is both an adverb and an adjective as well as a noun.
If you do something that can appear to other as cool, or a nice act, is it often refered to as "rebell"
Rebell is a word that carries a deeper meaning to it, it may just sound simple but i could mean as much as anything.
Rebell is both an adverb and an adjective as well as a noun.
If you do something that can appear to other as cool, or a nice act, is it often refered to as "rebell"
"Rebell"
means "I don't have a response to what you are saying, but that was cool"
"Ille rebell gjort, bærre morro"
means "That is a rebellious act, really nice"
means "I don't have a response to what you are saying, but that was cool"
"Ille rebell gjort, bærre morro"
means "That is a rebellious act, really nice"
by TheWordSjef September 10, 2019
Get the rebell mug.The more socially accepted title for any subgenre, song, or artist of rock music -esp. thundering rock- which utilizes elements of irony, satire, metaphor, musical tone, poetry etc. to specifically target and rebel against an idea, trend, assumption, etc. which infringes upon, misrepresents, limits/arrests, and/or damages the integrity, health, and/or beneficial habits/personal image/reputation of a healthy personality and lifestyle not necessarily in agreement with mainstream society.
Origin of the term is unknown but was briefly repopularized by underground rock band Savage Insight frontman Antonio Lee when used as a heated response to a local recording studio representative attempting to categorize the artists as "goth-punk edged rock."
Origin of the term is unknown but was briefly repopularized by underground rock band Savage Insight frontman Antonio Lee when used as a heated response to a local recording studio representative attempting to categorize the artists as "goth-punk edged rock."
"'Punk rock is a conforming, assumptive and derogatory label used by dilletantes, and heartless manipulators...based on contempt, it is a term based on fashion, style, and elitism. The guy is a rebel rocker."
Rebel rock has many examples:
Songs
Irony
"Rockstar" -Nickelback
Sung by blockbuster rock group as a case of irony in that none of the actual members genuinely live anywhere close to the details in the music.
Satire
"Everybody's Fool" -Amy Lee/Evanescence
Case of satire showcasing common viewpoints and beliefs held by mass media and popular public assumption contrasted with the reality of a celebrity's lifestyle challenges as a overall superficial and negative image.
Artists: Iggy Pop, Mark Wood (Against the Grain) etc.
Rebel rock has many examples:
Songs
Irony
"Rockstar" -Nickelback
Sung by blockbuster rock group as a case of irony in that none of the actual members genuinely live anywhere close to the details in the music.
Satire
"Everybody's Fool" -Amy Lee/Evanescence
Case of satire showcasing common viewpoints and beliefs held by mass media and popular public assumption contrasted with the reality of a celebrity's lifestyle challenges as a overall superficial and negative image.
Artists: Iggy Pop, Mark Wood (Against the Grain) etc.
by NicheDiver October 17, 2007
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