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they day two souls who where made for eachother found eachother and both there lives changed
sb-whens one day ur life changed for the better?
me- 11/11
11/11 by mistaleophian March 13, 2022
national ylarra day, we forever (no shit)

ylaine over hoes
ylaine over toes
do you wanna kiss? 11/11
do you wanna fuck? 11/11
is your ass shaved? 11/11
11/11 by alcatraiz February 23, 2023
A term used by fans of Lord of the Rings to signify the Return of the King winning all eleven academy awards it was nominated for.
Dude, did you see the 2004 Oscars?

Yeah, ROTK went 11/11!
11/11 by Lynsey March 6, 2004
In Germany the 11th of the 11th (11th of November) marks the begin of the carnival season. Carnival is mainly in, but not limited to, Colognge and the surrounding area. Carnival generally ends sometime between the 4th of February and the 10th of March. The carnival season is often considered to be the "5th Season".
Activities on and after 11/11 include:

-Drinking
-Dressing up and going to a parade
-Drinking
-Listening to cheesy carnival songs
-Drinking
11/11 by Phil November 12, 2006
the time of day when everyone spams your snapchat feed with a black screen and a clock just to let everyone know that they're crushing on someone when it's obviously not gonna last
11:11 him!
11:11 by rofl my waffle January 6, 2017
an annoying time that ppl should stop posting on their snapchat stories
11:11 make a wish
11:11.... thinking about him
11:11 by looooolalala August 17, 2017
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
According to the boffins downstairs, the murderer used a serrated blade.
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