Barger
Barger by Raymond Oneal February 3, 2010
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Barger
The act of skipping a friend's planned event without any forewarning, remorse or sense of obligation.
Barger by xMrRocknRollx November 21, 2016
dylan barger
Dylan Barger is generally known for being a Grand Wizard in the Ku Klux Klan. Dylan Barger is also known as a fucking dumbass.
dylan barger by Whitepower1029 June 6, 2016
Jose Barger
a crazy, awesome person who cares about their friends and really would do anything for the person they love
Jose Barger by katiedoo20 November 21, 2011
Pulled a Barger
When you make plans to go see Huey Louis and the news or go backpacking and the guy cancels a day before for something entirely pointless. Essentially blue balling the planner and bailing on plans.
Hey man! Wanna go see a movie next week? Sure! *cancels an hour before* "Sorry man I gotta go windex Lightbulbs." This dude just pulled a barger on me
Pulled a Barger by This Dude in Blue April 14, 2020
Banger phone
Some say, it's still good to have a banger phone, even if you have a smartphone.
Digicel just released some new bangers 'pon the market.
Digicel just released some new bangers 'pon the market.
Banger phone by Tropical Rythms October 11, 2019
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Blexas has been cited as possible in the upcoming decades, but only if Democrats continue to win the Hispanic vote in bigger margins.
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Ratfucker
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