grainger
in Arabic actually means "prostitute" and "good fucker". but can also be used in english as a verb or noun.
grainger by the best grainger September 10, 2009
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Grainger
Any pot bellied heavy set wild haired welsh back row that comes back from pre season 4 stone overweight and is willing to do the ironing for chocolate biscuits during pre season fat club
Grainger by Shaggy Carter May 28, 2009
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Grainger's Law
Any partisan discussion involving Hillary Clinton will eventually include discredited claims related to Benghazi despite 8 Republican House Congressional investigations that found zero wrongdoing.
Jane Doe you voted for her. We all know you were easily able to dismiss her lies, deceptiveness, and incompetence of Benghazi where several Americans were killed.
John Doe can't we have one conversation where you do not evoke Grainger's Law to circumvent the topic at hand?!?
John Doe can't we have one conversation where you do not evoke Grainger's Law to circumvent the topic at hand?!?
Grainger's Law by MadisongG January 20, 2017
grainger slap
grainger slap by poonio June 5, 2009
ellisha grainger
She is sometimes bossy but is smexy at the same times and she moans a lot about things but she is sometimes kind as well and she is sometimes known as a turtle 🐢🐢
ellisha grainger by Me and meatball January 22, 2018
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