by mongofa July 20, 2010
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Person 2: True dat. I think I just had a coogasm.
Person 1: Dude. Me too.
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Person 2: True dat. I think I just had a coogasm.
Person 1: Dude. Me too.
Person 2: Faarp
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by CookieLuvr629 September 1, 2013
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When a young cop is working to arrest someone but then starts thinking about his girlfriend and donuts. He then forgets about the criminal and drives the wrong way.
Bob: Hey, heard of the Alex the cop?
John: You mean the one who had a copgasm?
Bob: Yeah, the criminal then ran.
John: He's fired right?
John: You mean the one who had a copgasm?
Bob: Yeah, the criminal then ran.
John: He's fired right?
by foxdimi88 September 2, 2016
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Get the conkasa mug.when freshman in highschool gather in clusters in the hallways, which makes other people annoyed and/or late to class.
teacher: why were you late to class again?
student: there was a bunch of *freshman congestion*.
teacher:dont get held up again!
student: there was a bunch of *freshman congestion*.
teacher:dont get held up again!
by marshallthelaw November 16, 2011
Get the freshman congestion mug.conaster n from Latin cum, with + Greek astron, star - literally with star, the exact antonym to disaster; the fortunate outcome of an almost imminent disaster; the sensation of a catastrophe narrowly averted and later remembered from the vantage point of safety.
There were several conasters in my life that I cannot recall without thanking God for his undeserved mercy.
You were born under a lucky star. This conaster is an amazing mixture of chance and miracle.
You were born under a lucky star. This conaster is an amazing mixture of chance and miracle.
by Mikhail Epstein November 2, 2003
Get the conaster mug.Is the Irish Gaelic(Gaelige)term for 'How are you?'or along the lines of that it is basically asking how someone is feeling. It is pronounced Kunus thaw thwo
''Dia dhuit,conas tá tú?''(Hello, how are you?)
''Tá mé go maith, go raibh mhaith agat''(I am(feeling)good, thank you)
''Tá mé go maith, go raibh mhaith agat''(I am(feeling)good, thank you)
by Danny Bhoy May 5, 2008
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