Blutef
Blutef by iamnotablutef September 13, 2011
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BlueFace
Used by rappers and hip-hop artists referring to the blue face of Benjamin Franklin on the 100 dollar bill, not the rapper blueface
BlueFace by thatguy93794 January 22, 2019
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Blutef • blueface • Bluefoot • BlueFrost • Blueface baby • BlueFolf • bruteforce • Blute • Bouteflika • bluefield
Bruteface
blueflamewolf
Can be used as a proper noun when capitalized (Blueflamewolf) or as a verb.
The noun can indicate someone who has lost all touch with reality through increased involvement in their fanfic, usually resulting in self-inserts in fics the author honestly believes to be true, usually due to psychic powers on the author's part. Such a person may sometimes amass a small cult following on certain fanfiction archive sites, such as fanfiction.net. The verb form may be used to indicate the process of becoming or the continuing existence as a Blueflamewolf.
The word's etymology comes from the screenname of the first of its kind.
The noun can indicate someone who has lost all touch with reality through increased involvement in their fanfic, usually resulting in self-inserts in fics the author honestly believes to be true, usually due to psychic powers on the author's part. Such a person may sometimes amass a small cult following on certain fanfiction archive sites, such as fanfiction.net. The verb form may be used to indicate the process of becoming or the continuing existence as a Blueflamewolf.
The word's etymology comes from the screenname of the first of its kind.
"Sheila's such a Blueflamewolf. She actually scratched my eyes out the other day when I told her that The Phantom of the Opera/Legolas/Willy Wonka/Darth Vader wasn't real. I'm blind now."
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"Sheila, you've got to stop blueflamewolfing like this! We suggest you seek intensive therapy. Gigi's blind because of you!"
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"Sheila's obviously blueflamewolfing. It's like Sylvia Browne on crack while listening to Andrew Lloyd Webber!"
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"Sheila, you've got to stop blueflamewolfing like this! We suggest you seek intensive therapy. Gigi's blind because of you!"
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"Sheila's obviously blueflamewolfing. It's like Sylvia Browne on crack while listening to Andrew Lloyd Webber!"
blueflamewolf by TheBard May 3, 2006
Bluterus
The female equivalent of blue balls. When a woman is aroused to a point where stopping the sexual stimulation becomes highly frustrating and/or physically uncomfortable.
Brutefull
Damn look at that person over there, they look so brutefull maybe we should go talk to them or something?
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