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Grant$ by Vin Nguyen February 28, 2018
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Grant Wilson
Noun: a conservative with very libertarian leanings.
Verb: to politely announce that you're leaving a group, when you could have just left the group and not said anything.
Verb: to politely announce that you're leaving a group, when you could have just left the group and not said anything.
Grant Wilson by UR2KEWL4ME March 14, 2019
Grantaire
a drunk cynic who originally lived in the 1830s during the June Rebellion in Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. He can be found in many different modern fan fictions as well as in his spirit animal, George Blagden.
Though Grantaire is described as ugly in the book, he is actually an outrageously beautiful human being.
Oh he's also in love with Enjolras.
Though Grantaire is described as ugly in the book, he is actually an outrageously beautiful human being.
Oh he's also in love with Enjolras.
My friend: You know everyone is lusting after Enjolras, but do you see that guy with the bottle staring at his dick? Damn.
Me: yeah that's Grantaire
Me: yeah that's Grantaire
Grantaire by justdateabarricadeboy June 26, 2015
Granthole
Granthole by Curling King 007 December 17, 2013
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grant gustin by youraveragefangirl October 18, 2014
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grant gustin by jalenegm234 January 3, 2017
Granthole
Someone who bothers people to do meaningless tasks (jump their car, make them food) when others can help them instead.
Granthole by Curling Man 1992 January 30, 2014
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