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A hairy boy who is quiet but sometimes talks alot to certain people. Hater of chocolate and loves to poop. His best friend has to be cool cause anyone he talks to is. His best friend is either a hunky male or a beautiful gal.
callergies
when you don't just have a cold or just have allergies. you've got both! an aggresive combination of both and a total bitch to get rid of.
As used in a simple dialogue,
"Paige, my nose is so itchy and I'm sneezing all day. The zyrtec and nyquil didn't work, so what's wrong with me?"
"Courtney, you have callergies!"
"Paige, my nose is so itchy and I'm sneezing all day. The zyrtec and nyquil didn't work, so what's wrong with me?"
"Courtney, you have callergies!"
callergies by wanna_be_WebMD August 26, 2013
Carberg
The chunk or block of ice and snow that forms and accumulates in the wheel well and along the bottom of a car in the winter, sometimes growing large enough to look similar to an iceberg.
Chalberg
a fine chap with fiery hair, who looks exeptionally brilliant in specs, and who also incites the urge to greet him by saying "'Ello Govn'r!"
can also be used as a substantive for pretty much any word in the english language.
can also be used as a substantive for pretty much any word in the english language.
Upon seeing that fiery head of Chalberg's bobbing down the sidewalk I immediatley called out "Ello Govn'r!"
"I feel like goin chalberg'in today"
"I feel like goin chalberg'in today"
Chalberg by steffington December 14, 2008
Carberg
Carberg:
/kär/bərɡ/
noun: carberg; plural noun: carbergs
a large built-up mass of ice and snow attached to the underside of our vehicles in the winter after a snowfall.
Like an iceberg, only the tip may be visible when still clinging to the car, as icebergs floating on the ocean. Once exposed, carbergs are often much larger
/kär/bərɡ/
noun: carberg; plural noun: carbergs
a large built-up mass of ice and snow attached to the underside of our vehicles in the winter after a snowfall.
Like an iceberg, only the tip may be visible when still clinging to the car, as icebergs floating on the ocean. Once exposed, carbergs are often much larger
Carberg by Uncle Larry B February 5, 2015