Confubering
Confubering by Marinchicks December 14, 2018
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Canubering
Canubering by Pahdna May 23, 2017
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confubating by Jazzzzzy February 18, 2018
conquering the worm
A phrase originating from the book "Dune" by Frank Herbert. The Phrase also appears in the song "Dragula" by Rob Zombie. It means to overcome an obstacle that seems impossible or daunting to accomplish. It can be used to describe a personal goal for someone or a daunting task that needs to get accomplished.
-I finished the marathon, I conquered the worm.
-Climbing Mount Everest truly is conquering the worm.
-He passed his bar exams, way to conquer the worm.
-Climbing Mount Everest truly is conquering the worm.
-He passed his bar exams, way to conquer the worm.
conquering the worm by gman93074 May 29, 2013
confubbling
See confubbled and confubble. This test is extrememly confubbling. I heard that it once caused a senior permanent phsycological problems.
confubbling by Coty's Girl November 26, 2005
Conquering the World
Selecting a timeframe in which you and your "wingmen" try to sleep w/ as many different women from as many different countries and ethnicities as possible. Each time you sleep w/ a new nationality, you have conquered that country. If the girl is not officially from the country being conquered and it's just part of her heritage, you must incorporate a physical item from that country in the act of sex to make it official (i.e. Ireland and Lucky Charms, France and wine, Canada and maple syrup, etc).
Hollywood, this is Iceman.....we need to become conquistadors for the summer and begin conquering the world one vagina at a time
Conquering the World by Benny Biceps May 29, 2008
confusering
confusering by Tessa July 16, 2004
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