Cornickle
When a tooth chips and or fall out but is proceeded to be swallowed by a living animal and a small noise can be heard as it enters your abdominal cavity
Cornickle by Dr. Lamennt May 30, 2019
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Cricklewood by .l May 9, 2014
cornicle
1. A corner of a cubicle, when you can't really refer to the whole cubicle as "yours" because you're sharing it. (generally not a sign of advancement within a company.)
2. An non-cubic cubicle. e.g. hexagonal
3. A cubicle without all four sides.
2. An non-cubic cubicle. e.g. hexagonal
3. A cubicle without all four sides.
cornicle by braddlecat December 21, 2007
cricklet
in Kirksville MO's society, a young/baby cricker.
Word originated from Ponderosa employees who hate tuesday nights because its kid night and all the crickers would bring in their cricklets and let them run wild all over the store.
Cricklets can result from two crickers hooking up or one cricker and one normal person or even two normal people.
Scientists arent sure but they believe that cricklets result in a malfunction in the human sperm, also known as bad baby batter.
Word originated from Ponderosa employees who hate tuesday nights because its kid night and all the crickers would bring in their cricklets and let them run wild all over the store.
Cricklets can result from two crickers hooking up or one cricker and one normal person or even two normal people.
Scientists arent sure but they believe that cricklets result in a malfunction in the human sperm, also known as bad baby batter.
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