Crysses
Crysses is very short, she likes causing pain to others and collecting tears, very good at hand Leung small demon like entities
Crysses by KaasLover23 November 13, 2022
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naughts and crosses
A repetitive, addictive, yet oddly pleasurable game for two.
A grid of nine boxes is drawn. The players pick their symbol (a naught or a cross), then take turns to fill a box with their individual symbol. The winner is the first to complete a line of three symbols - diagonally, horizontally, or vertically. The loser will then immediatly demand a rematch.
This game is often played on the back rows of classrooms and lecture threatres in schools and Universities across the world.
A grid of nine boxes is drawn. The players pick their symbol (a naught or a cross), then take turns to fill a box with their individual symbol. The winner is the first to complete a line of three symbols - diagonally, horizontally, or vertically. The loser will then immediatly demand a rematch.
This game is often played on the back rows of classrooms and lecture threatres in schools and Universities across the world.
naughts and crosses by CasioClay December 18, 2007
Knots and Crosses
While playing pictionary one night, this is how my british friend Asela refers to the game tic-tac-toe as it is drawn for him. Being the naive Americans we are, we laugh at him and give him hell.
Knots and Crosses by andersonland.org June 30, 2004
crosses
crosses by jamaicanqt April 2, 2008
Cryssis
Cryssis by Rainhologram November 23, 2021
throwing crosses
Setting somebody up for something a group of friends might be doing illegally, of course. Double crossing or triple crossing. A real snake move. Will likely get you killed in most cases.
Hey D, where Mike at? Man Mike gone he got caught throwing crosses by being with them other dudes on the South side.
throwing crosses by DC81 April 17, 2024
no crosses
no crosses by eetspotato July 10, 2024
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