Banjongus
Amongus bumubulongus
Hey, Is that Banjo? The Amongu Bumubulonguamonger monomonger monomomongistikski amongus balongus banjongus.
Banjongus by Jabolongus August 17, 2022
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bajongas
noun-very large shapely or large and shapely breasts that are stared at, talked about, and basically worshiped by every man in the general vicinity of them
bajongas by Ryan Gleason February 13, 2006
Baningus
A sketchy and somewhat unreliable friend of "Eddie Haskell" nature. A person whom says one thing in front of the face of a friend and a completely opposite thing about that friend behind their back. These types of "friends" have been known to steal money and personal property of so called "friends" and often become "butt hurt" when they feel they are left out of a special occasion.
Baningus by irritated guy July 23, 2009
Bongongusing
Bongongusing by Butt.butt.butt July 26, 2021
babongus
babongus by somerandomdude420 December 30, 2020
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