Glázsered
Look at that poor guy! He was glázsered by his chemistry teacher-he jerked him off for an A but than got a Z instead.
glammered
A play on words a few levels deep. Here is the explanation:
Getting drunk can be called getting slammed or getting hammered: The combination of which has also become acceptable: slammered.
glammered, on the other hand, is the combination of glamour and hammered, meaning that you are getting drunk in a fancy way.
Getting drunk can be called getting slammed or getting hammered: The combination of which has also become acceptable: slammered.
glammered, on the other hand, is the combination of glamour and hammered, meaning that you are getting drunk in a fancy way.
I just bought a couple bottles of wine, want to come over and get glammered?
Cocktail party at my place, come and get glammered.
Cocktail party at my place, come and get glammered.
glammered by drugsarebadmkay November 13, 2017
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Glázsered • Glazered • Glaznered • glaciered • glammered • Glamseed • glaserdisc • Grazered • Gravy glaciered • glass erection
glaciered
1) To be in a state of euphoria, induced by simply being alive. This definition is the official definition.
Alternately,
2) To be in a state of euphoria, induced by, but not limited to, a) the use of narcotics, legal or illegal; b) the consumption of alcoholic beverages; c) being in the presence of an extraordinarily attractive member of the opposite sex.
Alternately,
2) To be in a state of euphoria, induced by, but not limited to, a) the use of narcotics, legal or illegal; b) the consumption of alcoholic beverages; c) being in the presence of an extraordinarily attractive member of the opposite sex.
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