by C "Tool" Johnson August 24, 2006
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More commonly used to refer to unscrupulous individuals, rather than female genitalia.
More commonly used to refer to unscrupulous individuals, rather than female genitalia.
by Yuds December 28, 2004
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A witty comeback to a dark humored joke directed at someone. Also, answering to a sarcastic question with equal amount of sarcasm.
Tom: Dude, a drunk could drive better than you
Dick: Oh yeah, Tom? In that case you should drive
Harry: Tom, you got PWNed by counter-witticism
Dick: Oh yeah, Tom? In that case you should drive
Harry: Tom, you got PWNed by counter-witticism
by Jason Grimes December 29, 2005
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by Sonia Medina February 11, 2007
Get the chuntberry mug.The only real weapon that is effective in fighting Social Terrorism. (Basically friends who show up at your place, and refuse to leave.)
Ding- dong!
Sally: "Hi! May i come in?"
You: "No - go away. Goodbye."
Door slams.
Counter Social Terrorism. Tough, clean and as nasty as the terrorist itself.
Sally: "Hi! May i come in?"
You: "No - go away. Goodbye."
Door slams.
Counter Social Terrorism. Tough, clean and as nasty as the terrorist itself.
by The Incredible Nerd/Junkie October 1, 2010
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"m" is a reference to the n-count (just the letter next to it) but also stands for "makeout".
Kissing with tongue definitely counts toward the m-count, kisses on the cheek do not.
Kissing someone ON the mouth is subject to personal interpretation (like petting/just the tip may or may not be counted towards the n-count).
The m-count should be (much) higher than the n-count for most people.
"m" is a reference to the n-count (just the letter next to it) but also stands for "makeout".
Kissing with tongue definitely counts toward the m-count, kisses on the cheek do not.
Kissing someone ON the mouth is subject to personal interpretation (like petting/just the tip may or may not be counted towards the n-count).
The m-count should be (much) higher than the n-count for most people.
He bragged not only about his m-count but also about his n-count.
She thought that her m-count to n-count factor of 5 was perfect.
She thought that her m-count to n-count factor of 5 was perfect.
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