aholic
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skate-aholic
Somone who can't get enough skateboarding in their life, and would basically lay down their life if were told they weren't allowed to skate ever again.
Yo dude, Jim is such a skate-aholic. Hes been into it so hardcore that for the past 2 weeks he accidently forgot to eat or sleep.
skate-aholic by PCJ July 4, 2005
frerard-aholic
frerard-aholic by Morgan Boaz & Audrey Fox March 29, 2008
glee-aholic
Eve: Nicole watches glee constantly, she's addicted.
Taylor: What do you expect, she said she's a glee-aholic
Taylor: What do you expect, she said she's a glee-aholic
glee-aholic by gleeknumba1 August 19, 2010
Whore-aholic
Whore-aholic by Nern June 30, 2009
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