Groundination
Groundination by Southern-Bell July 15, 2011
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Groundation
A verb; form of "to be grounded" as in "being on restriction".
Most often used in reference to teenagers' restrictions by mean Or caring parents.
Most often used in reference to teenagers' restrictions by mean Or caring parents.
"After being grounded for not coming home on time and after her mom found a receipt for $100.00 worth of beer in her car; Lindsey asked "Just how long is my groundation?".
Groundation by sdqt July 8, 2009
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My six year old grandson, who was on restriction for being naughty, announced, "Grandmom, I can't go outside and play because I'm in groundation."
groundation by Wish Mom March 23, 2010
Groundation
The act of getting caught stealing beer then throwing your purse at the police officer whom is chasing you. Then having one of your friends go in the store and say some girl stole my purse and i heard a rumor that a girl throw a purse at some cop. Then the cop calling your mom and your mom says its not your purse so you get grounded for a month, while you are grounded you write a book.=]
Groundation by ka tr33 tr33 June 19, 2009
Groundation
Groundation by cheez~its #12 May 20, 2010
Groundation
1. The word Andrew made up.
2. The state of being grounded.
2 1/2. The state of being restricted to your house.
3. Used to tell your friends how long you are grounded for.
4. Something you NEVER want to go through because it's completely horrible.
2. The state of being grounded.
2 1/2. The state of being restricted to your house.
3. Used to tell your friends how long you are grounded for.
4. Something you NEVER want to go through because it's completely horrible.
Sydney: "im grounded! ):"
Andrew: "oh no, groundation is horrible!"
Sydney: "i know! im so scared! D:"
Andrew: "oh no, groundation is horrible!"
Sydney: "i know! im so scared! D:"
Groundation by RuNSYdNEYRuN!@#$ May 24, 2010
Groundation
1.I was once again in groundation for yet another summer at most.
2."Hey we should hang out this weekend Nicole" says friend Raquelle
"Sorry I can't, I just started my groundation"
2."Hey we should hang out this weekend Nicole" says friend Raquelle
"Sorry I can't, I just started my groundation"
Groundation by Niki0119 January 25, 2011
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