bluddington
when a certain blud in question is bludding beyond comprehension, you use the term bluddington to refer to them
bluddington by merase January 21, 2024
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Bluddington by Thugimize March 18, 2024
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bluddington
"bluddington" is a longer word for blud, its somebody ur good mates with and can count on, it can also used for people you find weird
THIS WORD IS INVENTED BY VEERLE
THIS WORD IS INVENTED BY VEERLE
bluddington by tenenlikker March 20, 2024
bluddington
bluddington is used for people you're good mates with or if you find somebody weird
THIS WAS MADE BY VEERLE
THIS WAS MADE BY VEERLE
"bluddington do that rq"
"bluddington wadahelllll"
"bluddington wadahelllll"
bluddington by tenenlikker March 20, 2024
bluddington
bluddington by tenenlikker March 21, 2024
bluffington
The town where Doug Funnie lives, with his blue friend Skeeter Valentine, his yellow friend Patty Mayonnaise, and this green dumbass Roger Klotz.
bluffington by Mr. Dink May 2, 2008
Bludington
Somewhere in between blud and bro.
A guy that you can count on to do some crazy shit, someone that if asked, would i.e. help you rob an old lady, go with to score some coke, merk someone for you etc.
When pronouncing the word, a fake Jamaican accent should be used.
A guy that you can count on to do some crazy shit, someone that if asked, would i.e. help you rob an old lady, go with to score some coke, merk someone for you etc.
When pronouncing the word, a fake Jamaican accent should be used.
Bludington by goldspanner October 22, 2011
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