Clarry
A person who is extremely shy when not with friends. He sometimes likes to muck around to cheer others up and when he is purposely funny or trying to annoy people, all you want to do is laugh. When he actually talks to you, he's okay to hang around. Some people also try to 'ship' him with people... I don't know why.
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Clarry
A very annoying person. One of the most 'pain in the neck' people you find are clarrys. Sometimes they can look they are cool or handsome, but really they're just nerds.
Clarry: "Hey you! This is what you did, 'na na na e e'"
Person: "No I didn't"
Clarry: "Yes you did! You did!"
Person: "No"
Person: "No I didn't"
Clarry: "Yes you did! You did!"
Person: "No"
Clarry by Anonymous human being... September 17, 2015
clarry mouth
Soreness in the mouth, gums and teeth from overusing the highest registers on a clarinet with not enough rest between practice sessions. "Clarry"=clarinet.
This conductor is a sadist! I wish I didn't have so many high notes to play: I'm starting to get clarry mouth!
clarry mouth by pentozali May 5, 2008
remember the fam, carry the pain
remember the fam, carry the pain by CalimariiSlicer May 20, 2020
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Dick
One of the most important principles of Big Dick Diplomacy. The term was coined on January 26, 1900 by Theodore Roosevelt when his coworker expressed his frustration of not being able to get laid. Roosevelt proclaimed, "Speak softly and carry a big dick, you will get laid." He took Roosevelt's advice, although it has never been officially confirmed if he got laid.
Coworker: "Why can't I get laid?, I always get rejected."
Roosevelt: "Next time you get rejected try using Big Dick Diplomacy. Speak softly and carry a big dick, you will get laid."
Coworker (5 minutes later): "Thanks for the advice, I just got laid."
Roosevelt: "Awesome, I told you it works."
Roosevelt: "Next time you get rejected try using Big Dick Diplomacy. Speak softly and carry a big dick, you will get laid."
Coworker (5 minutes later): "Thanks for the advice, I just got laid."
Roosevelt: "Awesome, I told you it works."
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Dick by Forgotten History Revealed May 19, 2016
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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