Cuomo’d 

Cuomo’d: when someone in a government agency elevates the accuracy of the actual rate of incidence.

" Man... someone in the government really cuomo’d these numbers now I gotta be cribbing all spring break."

Cuomo’d by lil retahd March 15, 2021

Dictator Cuomo 

Someone who forces their will and their beliefs on you. Someone who has to create executive orders to enforce their will and beliefs on citizens that were obeying the law before executive orders were issued.

Dictator Cuomo who needs press coverage every second of every day.

Someone who is seen "working" in the tunnels with real works with hardhats but does not wear a hard hat for the photo.

Someone who has a Fredo for a brother.

I was running my business perfectly within the law. Then Dictator Cuomo sent his NY Liquor Authority gang to take my liquor license away. Now, I closed my business and laid off my 20 employees. I am no longer buying things locally and helping out my community.

Dictator Cuomo needs to go!

Dictator Cuomo by In the void between multiverse October 7, 2020

chomo deluxe 

The biggest chomo around

"Man, you're a chomo deluxe!"

chomo deluxe by Christy January 15, 2003

Cuomos Dungeon

A sex move where you fuck someone in there unwiped ass with either your fingers or penis then in their mouth with the same appendage and then back to the Anus.

Much like The shitty re-naming of the Tappanzee to the Cuomo bridge, this move is named after Governor Cuomo and his sexual deviancies. Cuomo wanted to go down in history with his name on something legendary so he was named after the sex move after his sexual discrepancies that led him to be removed from office. The move is meant to resemble a bridge between two shitty things over a wet landscape, like the traffic on 287 on both sides of the once- Tappan Zee bridge. It is meant to be a shitty bridge, if you will, The name is also meant to be a terrible idea much like Cuomo’s bastardization of the once-named Tappan Zee.

Guy 1: I met this girl at the club last night and I took her to Cuomos dungeon, If you know what I mean.
Guy 2: That’s gross dude.

Girl 1: My boyfriend wants to cuomos dungeon me.

Girl 2: That’s a horrible idea, what a sexual deviant, just like Cuomo!

Cuomos Dungeon by toughcookie96 January 2, 2022

Como De Que 

It Means Like What.

Austin: Como De Que?
Robert: I don’t know what you are saying.
Austin: Como De Que?
Robert: That Is Not Even A Word.
Austin: I am saying Like What, in Spanish What Don’t You Get?

Como De Que by AJ EBK November 4, 2023

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<.7.9.7.6.>A gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>A gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>A gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.> by ialita384I August 5, 2025

<.7.9.7.6.>a gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.> 

<.7.9.7.6.>a gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>a gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>a gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.> by ialita384I August 5, 2025