arrive
arrive by Mr. Brown. January 27, 2008
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arrive by angelsofsnow March 23, 2010
Arrive
The thing you use to replace any bad sounding word or use to you replace any word that may otherwise be seen as dirty by a Gen Z'r (such as "come").
Arrive by Touchington III February 9, 2023
arrive
1) Yo! Don' t lose your time with him! You are already an hour tryin' to explain to him what happened and he seems like he just arrived.
2) the arrived neighbors will kill him when he shows his face here in the hood again.
2) the arrived neighbors will kill him when he shows his face here in the hood again.
arrive by William Warney December 14, 2010
Arrive stain
Arrive stain by CheetahJenkins May 11, 2022
Arrive Alive
To take care of oneself, especially if one is partying or drinking
Don't drive if your too drunk, have someone else take you home.
Don't drive if your too drunk, have someone else take you home.
Arrive Alive by Lesley June 26, 2004
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