trouble
The inordinately attractive woman with whom you have to work regularly causing you to become incapable of doing that for which you were hired. Will often become the source of rumors by bored, disgruntled, or dissatified coworkers who are generally unhappy with their own lives and wish it were they who were with "trouble."
The hot chick in the office.
The hot chick in the office.
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trouble
The incredible, intriguing, charismatic guy you should stay away from for “practical” reasons (he works with you, makes you want to do very bad things in very bad places, the list goes on…) Still, you can’t stop sending him salacious text messages and emails (at work, on vacation, early in the morning, late at night…) He draws the “very bad” girl out of you…… And you love it….
“Mmmmmmm, here comes trouble…… I want to throw him down onto the conference table and have my way with him.”
Trouble
Trouble by DinosaurArtist January 15, 2019
Trouble
Trouble
A woman particularly adept at inspiring emotions of curiosity, strife, concern, distress, confusion and a general lack of well being in the lives of all males within a reasonable radius. She is generally concerned with mischief, drama, and producing adequate levels of the aforementioned emotions for her own amusement.
The source of my nickname.
The source of my nickname.
"Here comes trouble" - Jared ;)
Trouble by Jess aka Trouble August 30, 2005
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