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Cheneyed
To be lied to by a person evil or manipulative enough to know that you're gullible or scared enough to believe it.
Cheneyed by HeadsGonnaExplode June 12, 2008
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Cheneyed
Verb:
1) To shoot your friend in the face, and get them to apologize for being in the way of your gun when it went off.
2) To live in a cage so rich people can come and shoot you.
1) To shoot your friend in the face, and get them to apologize for being in the way of your gun when it went off.
2) To live in a cage so rich people can come and shoot you.
Cheneyed by Mugger Jack May 30, 2012
Dick Cheneyed
To get reprimanded by an authority figure (boss, instructor etc...) who made a mistake in reprimanding you and then be made to apologize for it by that same authority figure.
I can't believe you apologized to the entire class for Professor Franklin's overreaction to your loud chewing in class! You got Dick Cheneyed man!
Dick Cheneyed by endid;pcoi May 5, 2010
Dick Cheneyed
Dick Cheneyed by Mr. Pussy March 4, 2009
Cheneyesque
Cheneyesque by sassy/swag October 23, 2011
Cheyneyed
Cheyneyed by Aniram The Magnificent February 6, 2009
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Ratfucker
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