Grancester
The grandparents of our ancient ancestors. "Grancester"
Grancester by Maccle27 May 27, 2023
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Graackster
A teacher with an insane obsession with confiscating as many cell phones from students in a school year. Most the time the cell phones are gracked when put away in a purse or hiding in the pocket of someone's jeans even if they are turned off. The Graackster will even take phones of students walking past him in the halls or while walking by his class room.
Graackster by graackvictim January 20, 2011
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Grancester • Grancestor • grangster • grandcestor • granster • Graackster • gransister • Grange Street • Grace Stroke • Grande Stronzo
granster
1. you know your a GRANSTER when you play vicious traditions at least a couple times a week and pretend your Mr. Brooks.
2. you know your a GRANSTER when you repeadtly throw knives at things/ stab things.
3. you know your a GRANSTER when you cut your own boxers with a knife to relieve your self of a weggy.
-this problem is curable, and for anyone who suffers from it i strongly recommend you get immediate help.
2. you know your a GRANSTER when you repeadtly throw knives at things/ stab things.
3. you know your a GRANSTER when you cut your own boxers with a knife to relieve your self of a weggy.
-this problem is curable, and for anyone who suffers from it i strongly recommend you get immediate help.
granster by taylor4444 December 24, 2007
Grancestor
Grancestor by Wrigian586 April 11, 2012
grandcestor
Grandcestors are the polar opposite of ancestor. Grandcestors are/will be the descendants/offspring You/ people are going to have after you/they die/decease/pass way.
grandcestor by nichriah September 3, 2017
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