Crossley
Crossley by Sam_mitch14 October 23, 2008
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Crossley Bounce
The Crossley Bounce is a movement often associated with musical conductors and describes poor or awkward form as the conductor “bounces” to cue in sections and conduct.
Crossley Bounce by Cannonball_Candidly January 30, 2023
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Crossley Heath
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Crossley behaviour
When a person is doing it saying something beyond the level of cringe where there is no redeeming and plagues everyone around with suicidal thoughts
Crossley behaviour by 183848 January 20, 2022
EL Crossley
Shittiest school in the niagara region, children are forced to do hard labour, and only eat gruel at lunch time.
EL Crossley by Big Pete January 12, 2005
Larry Crossley
Larry Crossley by druggy lord January 3, 2021
jacob crossley
ceo of EOOOWWWWE snapchat groupchat. loves a night out in pryzm leeds but beware if he drinks too much he falls asleep stood up on dance floors and starts on emo girls. partial to a nandos. can catch him managing costa throwing beef ragu at staff and winding up regular customers tracy and emma.
jacob crossley by nours big batty April 5, 2022
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