Magic Word
Magic Word by j5689 January 4, 2011
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magic word by ant-tony November 29, 2009
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Magic word by Notadamz September 4, 2022
magic word
A word or phrase which, when uttered aloud, is sure to cause offense or a fight, especially a vulgar ethnic epithet spoken to a member of the group to which it refers.
"Then he said the Magic Word and the fun started -- five minutes later that bar was wrecked and someone's head had been pushed into the deep fat fryer. We left just ahead of the cops, the firemen, and the ambulance."
magic word by anarcissie May 21, 2008
Magic Word
Magic Word by ButchNochance February 3, 2022
The magic word
Kid: I WANT YOUR BOOB IM THIRSTY OK
Mum: What’s the magic word?
Kid: *angel face* pleeeease
Mum: *gives boob*
Mum: What’s the magic word?
Kid: *angel face* pleeeease
Mum: *gives boob*
The magic word by MrTextris <—YT January 31, 2021
The "Magic word(s)"
Most moms say this as a way to get their kids to mind their Ps and Qs. But really the magic word(s) are "HEY THIS IS LIBRARY" It means "mind your Ps and Qs" or "Say please" to get children to say their manners.
The "Magic word(s)" by ShhShhShh July 4, 2023
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