double denim
double denim by DaRoof Fiddler February 9, 2009
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Double Denim
Double Denim by Nikki+Kristi April 21, 2006
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Double Denim
The act of wearing Denim Jeans accompanied by a classy Denim Jacket or Denim Button-Up Shirt. Usually done by math teachers who wear the ensemble exclusively on Fridays.
Double Denim by HYDKEKCDKD October 28, 2009
Double Denim Ranga
the name given to the red-headed Deakin uni student who is always spotted wearing denim jeans and a denim jacket(hence double denim)
DDR is also referred to as a legend and is actively the topic of discussion on the Deakin 'stalkerspace'
DDR is also referred to as a legend and is actively the topic of discussion on the Deakin 'stalkerspace'
Double Denim Ranga by deakinuniawesomeperson May 13, 2011
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