indian taker
The car thief stole my car but was nice enough to return it the next day. What an indian taker piece of shit.
indian taker by indian liquor store owner August 26, 2010
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Indian Taker
The opposite of Indian Giver.
Used to describe the act of asking for something, then saying you don't want it yet.
Used to describe the act of asking for something, then saying you don't want it yet.
Me: My wife asked for some help moving some stuff around, then said when I went to help that she didn't want it yet.
My friend: She's such an Indian Taker
My friend: She's such an Indian Taker
Indian Taker by Little Computer Nerd December 18, 2009
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Indian Take
"Hey man, where's your archery bow? I want to take it hunting."
"Bob Indian Took(past tense of Indian Take) my bow."
"Bob Indian Took(past tense of Indian Take) my bow."
Indian Take by RagnarOdinson October 9, 2022
indian take out
Dabble hot sauce on her butthole quickly licking it up, and when she questions it take her light bulb and dip
indian take out by Mother fraggers February 3, 2023
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