comforts
comforts by Dave "not a yorkie" April 1, 2003
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Corona comforts
All of the things that we crave and feel that we need, augmented by our sense of isolation, during Pandemic Life.
My Corona comforts consist of a new ritual when I get home from work; I snuggle into my fake fur blankie while devouring a pint of vanilla bean ice cream smothered in melted chocolate, without watching the news, and then I climb into a hot bath prior to some torrid and delicious comfort sex with my sweetheart!
Corona comforts by Dr Bunnygirl June 5, 2020
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preacher comforts
Any relief or succour got from a religious body, particularly in times of stress (confession) or dire straits (last rites)
preacher comforts by Daniel Connolly April 27, 2007
Comfort Character
A comfort character is when a character, which can be from a TV show, game, book etc makes you feel safe and happy when upset, sad, down etc.
Comfort Character by Squootre May 14, 2020
Comforting Mrs. Rosen
Euphemism for sticking your dick where it doesn't belong.
Origin: Don Draper's explanation to his daughter, Sally, after she walked in on him sleeping with a neighbor.
Origin: Don Draper's explanation to his daughter, Sally, after she walked in on him sleeping with a neighbor.
Comforting Mrs. Rosen by pajiba June 10, 2013
comfort movie
Like comfort food, a comfort movie is a movie that one watches to feel less shit and a movie that evokes many positive/lovely feelings in that one person.
"Everytime I feel down, I like to watch my comfort movie which is any one of the Harry Potter movies and eat my favourite comfort food, chocolate.""
comfort movie by ntshtfy December 26, 2011
Comfort Character
A fictional character that you're immensely emotionally attached to. People with comfort characters tend to fantasize scenario's in their head with their "comfort character", giving them a feeling of wellness and comfort (hence the "comfort"). Contrary to popular belief, comfort characters aren't always looked at in a sexually explicit way. Most people genuinely adore their comfort character and use them to cope with their mental difficulties
Comfort Character by wangjiluvr February 8, 2021
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