catchphrase
A term used to shorthen the phrase "I'd do her" down to one simple words that attracts mch less attention.
catchphrase by Raptr June 30, 2006
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Catchphrase Intended
When a sentence you write/type comes out like more of a catchphrase than the pun it was intending to be.
It’s more of an ice cream if it’s in a cone, it’s not a gelato if it’s not in a cup. Catchphrase Intended
Catchphrase Intended by wiseowlforums May 25, 2018
Catchphrase celebrity
Catchphrase celebrity by Jonas Marshall May 3, 2025
ervin's catchphrase
ervin's catchphrase by Tortoise master February 16, 2018
Bubbly Catchphrase
The high-calorie foam remnants of a coke that usually include brains, wit, and blueberry jam. It is usually chilled. When served with alcohol, a bubbly catchphrase is very warm, and when warm enough, will respond to Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" in a form of the more interpretive than cohesive dance. Crazy Salamanders eat them for breakfast.
Bubbly Catchphrase by rastaroni March 7, 2010
tadpole's catchphrase
tadpole's catchphrase by BloxxerBoi February 28, 2021
Catch Phrase
A catch phrase is a short cool/funny phrase that someone says for a certain occasion. A catch phrase is usually unique to a certain person. You can't steal someone else's catch phrase because that's not cool. You gotta make up your own.
Catch Phrase by Broskee15 March 14, 2012
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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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