connor'd
connor'd by GREGOSAURUS February 22, 2008
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Connor'd
Connor'd by Winter Boots March 9, 2017
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Connor'd
"If I were in jail i'd not eat and just slip through the bars"
"Yeah! And you could say you were just doing your laundry"
"Mitchell..you tottaly connor'd that"
"Yeah! And you could say you were just doing your laundry"
"Mitchell..you tottaly connor'd that"
Connor'd by ASIFJa AISJGi October 30, 2007
connor d'apollonio
A complete animal in bed and is the greatest slayer ever. He is also better at soccer than Andrew Anyafo
connor d'apollonio by Mcdap07 January 28, 2014
Connop’d
Being Connop’d is the action of being tricked or made to do something you do not want to do. It can also be used when you have done something foolish or stupid.
Connop’d by I don’t work for you. December 17, 2019
Connor Doctor
"My ass hurts after I visited the Connor Doctor."
*When someone has an angry expression on their face* "Oh, s/he must have gone to the Connor Doctor.
*When someone is owned in a game* "I totally Conor Doctored you."
"Oh, I bet he gave her a good Connor Doctoring last night."
*When someone has an angry expression on their face* "Oh, s/he must have gone to the Connor Doctor.
*When someone is owned in a game* "I totally Conor Doctored you."
"Oh, I bet he gave her a good Connor Doctoring last night."
Connor Doctor by POPEE September 18, 2005
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