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Surname: coriell,

Origin location: French, English,Irish, Cherokee
Origin name: quarrel, quarrelsome,
Origin by trade: lawyers, negotiator, dispute
Origin by definition noun: a ground of dispute or complaint.
Origin by noun 2: to find fault

Definition:
A heated argument or issue typically about a trivial issue between people who are usually on a good term.
HAVE A HEATED ARGUMENT OR DISAGREEMENT

A Coriell will get to the bottom of this bullshit, watch this!

Noun: He made a mistake by picking a (quarrel)with Benjamin.

Verb:
stop quarrelling with your brother!
Coriell by Huzzlin88 August 15, 2022
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Chris Cornell 

A hot lead singer of Soundgarden and Audioslave. What else can I motherfucking say?
Chris Cornell by GrungeGirl01 June 10, 2017

cyrielle 

A cyrielle is a wonderful person, a good listener, an amazing friend. Smart and cool, beautiful and sexy, Cyrielle is close to the perfection.
Wow, you look so cyrielle !
cyrielle by romlab June 5, 2017

Chris Cornell 

One of the most memorable voices in rock music. The vocalist of Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Temple of the Dog. A true hero who will be missed.
Rest in Peace
Chris Cornell
(1964-2017)
In Puerto Rico, a large group of friends. Can also be translated as "homies".
"Corillo! Vamos pa' ya."
"Corillo, let's hang."
corillo by kill_goose June 14, 2006

R-Cordell 

The act of bragging or discussing personal triumphs with an individual seeking empathy.
Man, he just R-Cordelled the shit out of me.
R-Cordell by BugPorn July 3, 2010

Cornell University 

Where Harvard goes to lose at hockey. Also see: Lynah Rink.
i.e., Cornell University beats Harvard 2-0 at home. i.e., Harvard's inability to score on a friday night.
Cornell University by Dave February 1, 2005
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