Bubblecuck
Bubblecuck by squaredspekz April 15, 2019
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Bubblecuck
Someone who likes to watch someone else pop bubbles that they blew. This can also apply to someone who likes to watch someone else pop bubble-wrap.
Bubblecuck by Dr. Moist June 29, 2022
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Outer Bumblefuck
a place located far from a metropolitan area, in the middle of nowhere. Always written to a resemble a real name of a village.
Outer Bumblefuck by EddieTheIdiot June 9, 2009
bumblefuck
noun, middle of nowhere, usually used with a cardinal direction, such as North, South, East, or West. Origin: Ghetto
bumblefuck by Anonymous November 4, 2002
East bumblefuck
East bumblefuck by ANdreas May 18, 2003
West Bumblefuck
West Bumblefuck by Wang May 26, 2002
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