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angelbites
Basically having two Monroes/Madonnas, one on each side. It's some times used wearing hoops and people think it's snake bites but it's not. Snake bites are usually on the bottom lip and angelbites are on the top.
angelbites by whoah.itz.amy! February 19, 2008
anklebyter
Old BBSing term, A new, immature user that knows not about Netiquette. He is somewhat annoying, akin to a small dog nibbling at your ankles for attention (ankle biter) or Australian slang for toddler.
See also newbie, n00b, lamer.
See also newbie, n00b, lamer.
anklebyter by Stavr0 March 29, 2004
anklebians
anklebians by mike hawk meme 94 October 5, 2017
Wobbly Ankleitis
A disease where women cannot stand or walk straight with heels on, their ankles are wobbly as they walk or stand.
Wobbly Ankleitis by heyyygurrrlheyyy July 29, 2012
anklebiter
Anklebiter or Ankelbytter
used as a reference to a person younger than you. normally cute or annoying.
used as a reference to a person younger than you. normally cute or annoying.
Scenario:
Person 1 is hanging out with their friend, Person Two.
Person 1: *discussing random things*
Suddenly Person One's little sister comes in the room, wearing Person One's shirt.
Person 1: Hey, you little anklebiter, give that back!
Anklebiter: *absconds*
Person 1 is hanging out with their friend, Person Two.
Person 1: *discussing random things*
Suddenly Person One's little sister comes in the room, wearing Person One's shirt.
Person 1: Hey, you little anklebiter, give that back!
Anklebiter: *absconds*
anklebiter by anklebitter December 29, 2014
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