Dompa
1)reference to male genetalia
2)something in large proportion
3)receiving something bad
Its a funny ass word.
2)something in large proportion
3)receiving something bad
Its a funny ass word.
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Dompa
\'dome-pä\ Contraction of DOMestic PArtner. Used in place of husband or wife when in a domestic partnership instead of a marriage.
Dompa by partner50149470 February 18, 2008
DOMA
Stands for "Defense of Marriage Act", a 1996 law that discriminates against same-sex couples. Section 3 of DOMA, which defines marriage as "heterosexual couples only" and denies federal benefits to gay couples, was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2013. While many Democrats praised DOMA's end, they forgot to mention that they voted for it.
DOMA
Stands for the Defense of Marriage Act. It WAS the bullshit law that said that GLBT couples cannot have federally recognized marriages,denying them thousands of benefits,way too many to list. This bullshit was officially struck down on June 26,2013,to the delight of the GLBT community. On this day,the GLBTs of the world and the community's allies celebrated.(Myself being one of them.)
DOMA by TheOperaSoprano June 29, 2013
DomDayable
DomDayable by iloveyoudom!!<3 February 14, 2012
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