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fernum by professional man 45337 April 11, 2021
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Fernum
Type of a philosophy study, based and created by the philosophy group created in the medieval by John Fernum.
Also can be use to describe anything.
Bob: Do you know that Leo fucked a mother?
Tom: Damn bruda that is Fernumly Fernumed up!
Also can be use to describe anything.
Bob: Do you know that Leo fucked a mother?
Tom: Damn bruda that is Fernumly Fernumed up!
Fernum by Intellectual Ching Chong March 17, 2022
Related Words
fernum • fernumernerr • Ferrum College • frenum • Farnum • Fenume • fenumous • Ferdum • ferdumper • Fernimation
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andrew farnum by Dulaney rules December 14, 2016
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frenum by PartayinUrPanTs August 5, 2003
Fernurkanese
Garbled text typed into a Runescape chatbox. Often a result of being tired from nolifing or due to inebriation. May also be a result of lack of expertise with the English language or one handed typing due to a broken thumb.
Fernurkanese by Fern Brisot September 16, 2010
dern fernman
a ape-like male who gives road head for skatepark trips and has no game with the ladies... also beats up little kids and retardes
dern fernman by finley April 25, 2005
Farnum
Farnum is a Greek word or root for "possessing an unmatched talent".
It also defines a person who is naturally on a pedestal and is the best at what they do.
It also defines a person who is naturally on a pedestal and is the best at what they do.
Farnum by Chronic Breeze May 16, 2010
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