Halogenic
Someone or something that constantly triggers people (Halo means “salt” in greek and gen means “to be born” in latin)
Halogenic by Storm Catpounce December 2, 2017
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homogenic
homogenic by The Dirty Definer December 9, 2008
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Halogen
John: OMG Alex is so HALOGEN
Robert: I know but I am also HALOGEN
Cole: I AM HALOGEN
John: Cole chill! Speak quietly!
Robert: You are all not HALOGEN
*Gets into huge argument*
Robert: I know but I am also HALOGEN
Cole: I AM HALOGEN
John: Cole chill! Speak quietly!
Robert: You are all not HALOGEN
*Gets into huge argument*
Halogen by Unknown721 November 23, 2019
Halogen
Halogen by Sailor Boy September 28, 2009
halongelic
A true buddy who will tell you what he/she thinks, even if it is a white lie because it is the antithesis of what you are and fills in all the gaps so that you will have all the completeness that has left your soul.
A modern psycho-pompus ass who leaves you laughing and crying at the same time but will return when you are better and you will always be rocked as one.
A modern psycho-pompus ass who leaves you laughing and crying at the same time but will return when you are better and you will always be rocked as one.
halongelic by janine turiano October 10, 2004
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