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Blargin it
"Dude did you see ryan last night, he was blargin it so bad"
"You just spilled all over my shirt, you are blargin it"
"Guys, I think I might be blargin it because I just threw up everywhere"
"You just spilled all over my shirt, you are blargin it"
"Guys, I think I might be blargin it because I just threw up everywhere"
Blargin it by Cobra Conners August 22, 2011
Blarglesnoffle
Blarglesnoffle by blarglesnoffle May 19, 2018
blargtastic
Adj. Stems from the root word blarg, with blarg being derived from blah and argh. Blargtastic is used to indicate a state of frustration and/or hopelessness. It is often used sarcastically as a synonym to "awesome" or "well-done".
1. The "war" in Iraq is blargtastic.
2. That loss was a blargtastic display of physical imperfection.
2. That loss was a blargtastic display of physical imperfection.
blargtastic by Siamara January 23, 2009
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Blue Movie by Shayde79 January 20, 2011
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