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code clubbed
the act of being put on the backburner and led on for days, months to years
to be put into maintenance mode
to be put into maintenance mode
man, i really wanted to grind farming this week but i code clubbed it until next week
yo dude do you still talk to that girl from high school? naw man i code clubbed her until i can figure out if shes worth my time
yo dude do you still talk to that girl from high school? naw man i code clubbed her until i can figure out if shes worth my time
code clubbed by peacockmrhavelnot May 14, 2019
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Country Clubbed
When a younger person is confronted, with complete surprise, by a naked middle aged person or senior in a manner that is akin to walking into the locker room at a country club.
Whoa, I just got country clubbed by my father-in-law. Eeeugh.
Your Mom left the hotel room open and when I walked in I was greeted with a full on country club from her!
Your Mom left the hotel room open and when I walked in I was greeted with a full on country club from her!
Country Clubbed by glamrocker May 1, 2012
clubber lange
(verb) clubber lange. To deliver a hefty punch, usually a hook, often to the larynx, but mostly to the chin.
clubber lange by Antenna Wilde February 15, 2008
clubbed to death
an awesome song composed and produced by Rob Dougan. it has been used in many soundtracks, including the Matrix trilogy.
clubbed to death by KRHimself June 10, 2006
strip clubber
The strip clubber frequents strip clubs at least once every two weeks or more and is armed with a wallet full of twenty dollar bills and one dollar bills for tipping the strippers and for lap dances.
strip clubber by Cynthia M. Davis April 17, 2007
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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