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confirmed by Fred Tissue February 15, 2008
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can also pronounced confarmed...the person who says it means they agree with what your saying or what is going to happened. It can also be used in the place of yes. Used maninly among Nigerians.
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Confirmed Wavy
When someone does some Ye shit, they are Confirmed Wavy. Often substituted by the wave emoji (🌊)
My boy, Kidthony Cudtano leaked Yandhi. He Confirmed Wavy.
My boy, Kidthony Cudtano leaked Yandhi. He Confirmed Wavy.
Confirmed Wavy by Lord Popsicle April 25, 2019
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Confirmed for Brawl
Term used for when affirming a third person's present at a future event (or even yourself).
Derived from when Sonic the Hedgehog was confirmed for the Nintendo Wii game "Super Smash Brothers Brawl", which some people on forums went crazy about by posting "SONIC CONFIRMED FOR BRAWL".
Derived from when Sonic the Hedgehog was confirmed for the Nintendo Wii game "Super Smash Brothers Brawl", which some people on forums went crazy about by posting "SONIC CONFIRMED FOR BRAWL".
Party Host: "So, is Dave gonna be able to make it tonight?"
Geeky Guest: "DAVE CONFIRMED FOR BRAWL"
Dave: "You coming down the pub tonight?"
John: "JOHN CONFIRMED FOR BRAWL"
Geeky Guest: "DAVE CONFIRMED FOR BRAWL"
Dave: "You coming down the pub tonight?"
John: "JOHN CONFIRMED FOR BRAWL"
Confirmed for Brawl by Mallowman87 January 12, 2008
confirmed bachelor
Polite euphemism for a gay man (from Victorian times, on the premise that such a man will never marry.)
confirmed bachelor by H.C. S. February 7, 2007
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