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Adrenaline Rush 

A sudden burst of energy from an increase of the hormone Adrenaline,usually occurs during a stressful event. sometimes causes feats of abnormal strength. Most likely to be Googled by millions of fangirls after seeing Twilight
"Bella Swan: Are you going to tell me how you stopped the van?
Edward Cullen: I had an adrenaline rush. It's real, you can Googleit."
Adrenaline Rush by BellaSwanFFF December 15, 2008
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adrenaline rush 

How Edward Cullen(Spunk Ransom) is supposedly able to stop a van from crushing Bella Swan(Kristen Stewart)
Bella: "Are you going to tell me how you stopped the van?"
Edward:"No...umm...I had an adrenaline rush...it's very common...you can google it"
Bella: *shakes head*
adrenaline rush by cullen(love) June 19, 2008

Food Adrenaline Rush 

When you haven't eaten a meal, or eaten for a while, you crave whatever is put in front of you, and moving onto your refrigerator and pantry.
Person 1: Dude, I had such a bad food adrenaline rush yesterday.

Person 2: Wow, how much did you eat? Like a whole horse?
Food Adrenaline Rush by elitebouncer September 10, 2009

SoBe Adrenaline rush 

1.)An energy drink made SoBe

2.)The same as hamster pushing, but with a large spiky lizard(such as a bearded dragon).
Bates loved getting the SoBe Adrenaline rush.

Adrenaline Rushed 

a love substance thats natural that stimulates to the nerve in which this love drug rushes up your body, because u are deeply in love with one
damn doogg, itz hard to believe but dis gurl got me adrenaline rushed
Adrenaline Rushed by ebony jones November 14, 2004

adrenaline rushed 

a love drug that rushes up your body, because your so deeply in love.
dang man, she got me adrenaline rushed.

adrenaline rush like whoo, cant explain wat i wanna do to ya, i need some vegtable stew, cuz shawty got me feelin weak
adrenaline rushed by ebony jones November 14, 2004

Adrienaline rush 

Da energizing "second wind" dat you get from watching "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir" cartoons.
I'm not much into animation, so I would not likely get an "Adrienaline rush" from partaking of Saturday-morning cartoons. I do always get a rejuvenating buzz, however, whenever I spend time wif my middle-aged-fisherman buddy Adrien, since he is always jovial and pleasant to me.
Adrienaline rush by QuacksO August 27, 2022
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