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Collins’d

Used to describe the combination of shock, disgust and second hand embarrassment felt when one is propositioned by someone well below their league

Collins’d derived from the character Mr. William Collins in Jane Austen’s 1813 novel Pride and Prejudice.
Yuck did you see that guy coming onto me? I just got collins’d...
by Brunswickcoinlaundry September 21, 2022
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