by any means
The boy was going to get kicked off the football team,so by any means he did what had to do to get em up.
by any means by Montecello August 5, 2016
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by any means
by any means by John mortakai August 17, 2016
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by any means • Finesse By Any Means • Any number that can be written by dividing one integer by another-in plain English, any number that can be written as a fraction or ratio. (An easy way to remember this is to think of rational’s root word “ratio.”) • Urban Dictionary Browse Store Blog Type any word here... URBAN DICTIONARY IS WRITEN BY YOU Define a Word TWITTER FACEBOOK HELP SUBSCRIBE © 1999-2021 Urban Dictionary ® ads•terms of service•privacy•dmca bugs•help•data subject request • BY THE WAY • by' • by proxy • by the angel • By the By • by accident on purpose
Finesse By Any Means
Stanley: Wow I can’t believe you took on the whole opposing team, scored and won us the game!
Greg: I always finesse by any means.
Greg: I always finesse by any means.
Finesse By Any Means by Finessor May 4, 2021
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