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Meringful
Meringful by cool bananas12232323555t668 July 5, 2018
Meringful
Meringful by Sinclair01 January 24, 2019
meringful
meringful by Sinclair02 June 5, 2019
Meatstick Meringue
Meatstick Meringue by sarasplayroom.com November 15, 2009
Meringuetaned
Verb
Mē rán goo tæng ed
Loosing ones self to debaucherous lengths whereby one becomes obliterated to the space between meringue and orangutan.
Mē rán goo tæng ed
Loosing ones self to debaucherous lengths whereby one becomes obliterated to the space between meringue and orangutan.
‘Yerman was so meringuetaned last night he tried to drive the bus shelter home.’
“I got completely meringuetaned before the wedding, I slurred “Ivu” at her and then puked on the priest.”
“I got completely meringuetaned before the wedding, I slurred “Ivu” at her and then puked on the priest.”
Meringuetaned by Lord Edward February 20, 2021
Deep & Meaningful
Used to describe a conversation of great emotion (usually, but not exclusively describes a conversation of a sad nature).
Also commonly known as D&M.
Also commonly known as D&M.
Deep & Meaningful by 'K' July 21, 2004
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