Giovannelli
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Giovasmelli
- noun
1. A person that will take something before asking then ask once they've taken it. Will then promise to return it and then fail to return it - repeatedly.
2. An offense and shameful act.
This word originated in Sheffield, in the S10 postcode. It can be frequently found in circulation between the Crookesmoor and Hunters Bar areas.
- Synonyms: 1. Stain, Tard, 5ta1n, 2. Sab, rape, stained.
1. A person that will take something before asking then ask once they've taken it. Will then promise to return it and then fail to return it - repeatedly.
2. An offense and shameful act.
This word originated in Sheffield, in the S10 postcode. It can be frequently found in circulation between the Crookesmoor and Hunters Bar areas.
- Synonyms: 1. Stain, Tard, 5ta1n, 2. Sab, rape, stained.
Giovasmelli by DaROOOster April 12, 2009
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