extracting the urine
extracting the urine by Dave Robertshaw May 4, 2005
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extracting the sinus
Means bringing pressure too the body or phermones,too become sick
also too take away sickness's,also saying very insolent things..
extracting the sinus
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You should be only extracting the sinus if you know what you are doing...
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You should be only extracting the sinus if you know what you are doing...
extracting the sinus by regardless devon victory January 29, 2009
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extrafantawesome
adjective meaning extraordinarily, fantastically awesome. the term described by this word is undebatablably extrafantawesome if used in an argument against someone of inferior brain power while talking very fast and using many examples and proofs they have no idea exist
"I'm awesome"
"I'm extrafantawesome"
"No you're not"
"You know I am, stop denying what you know deep down to be true"
"I'm not denying it you're not, I'm more awesome than you"
"Oh so naive, if you just heard what came out of your mouth you would have realized that awesome is not nearly as awesome as extraordinarily, fantastically awesome and would have ceded your petty argument knowing that you can't contend with my astutely correct position."
"I'm extrafantawesome"
"No you're not"
"You know I am, stop denying what you know deep down to be true"
"I'm not denying it you're not, I'm more awesome than you"
"Oh so naive, if you just heard what came out of your mouth you would have realized that awesome is not nearly as awesome as extraordinarily, fantastically awesome and would have ceded your petty argument knowing that you can't contend with my astutely correct position."
extrafantawesome by the jackhamma May 10, 2009
Extratation
Derived from the word Recitation, Early 21c., "an extra act of detailing," from Old French récitation (14c.) and indirectly from Latin recitationem (nominative recitatio) "public reading, a reading aloud," noun of action from past participle stem of recitare (see recite).
However, different from the word Recitation, meaning "act of repeating aloud" is from 1620s; that of "repetition of a prepared lesson" is first recorded 1770, American English, Extratation is an extra-recitation, making it a "very, very extra repetition of a prepared lesson".
Word Source: "Great Practical Ideas in CS." Carnegie Mellon University, Gates-Hilman-Center,
Pittsburgh. Reading.
However, different from the word Recitation, meaning "act of repeating aloud" is from 1620s; that of "repetition of a prepared lesson" is first recorded 1770, American English, Extratation is an extra-recitation, making it a "very, very extra repetition of a prepared lesson".
Word Source: "Great Practical Ideas in CS." Carnegie Mellon University, Gates-Hilman-Center,
Pittsburgh. Reading.
Alice: Hey! Are you going to the extratation today?
Bob: Probably, I heard it's about SSH, AFS, and working with servers. Sounds pretty useful.
Alice: Let's go together. It's in GHC 5222.
Bob: Probably, I heard it's about SSH, AFS, and working with servers. Sounds pretty useful.
Alice: Let's go together. It's in GHC 5222.
Extratation by Reese's Gigi September 8, 2018
Extrastential
A thought or idea that is beyond existentialism, often thought provoking. Most extrastential ideas arise after the inhalation of jazz cigarettes.
Extrastential by Lukatron555 May 23, 2019