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Menagerie 

French for zoo; can also talk about a wida assortment of things/people.
1. George asked me if I'd like to go with him to the menagerie this Sunday and I said, 'Oui.'

2. I met a menagerie of hot guys at Ms. Thang's party yesterday.
Menagerie by RatchetBoo May 3, 2003
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Menagerie 

1) A large or bountiful collection of people and/things

2) A collection of challenges (about 7 of them plus a boss) that emperor Claus gives to the guardians of earth to test them of they're might and to earn nice loot. There is a rotation of 3 bosses that change every week

3) Going from definition 2 there is a heroic version in which no can remeber the modifer extinguish in on and everyone DIES and angrily rage quits
1) Evan has a managerie of children locked in his basement.

2) Oh boy can't wait to farm a god roll Austringer from the menagerie this week.

3) I really hate the heroic version of the managerie
Menagerie by Genji Cat September 24, 2019

Menagerie 

That dude dug a hole so deep he literally couldn't get out of it!

Yeah, that's quite a menagerie.
Menagerie by MangoLeafs March 15, 2023

Menagerie-a-tua

A threesom comprised of furries.
"I was surprised that the two furry girls at the party would agree to a menagerie-a-tua with me."

Menagerie Debauchery 

"Menagerie debauchery" suggests a scene or scenario characterized by disorderly or excessive behavior within a diverse or varied collection of objects, animals, or people. The term "menagerie" evokes the image of a collection or display, often containing wild or exotic elements, while "debauchery" conveys a sense of unrestrained indulgence and lack of moral restraint. Together, the metaphor paints a vivid picture of chaotic or unruly behavior unfolding within an unconventional or eclectic setting, where a diverse array of elements contributes to the overall sense of disorder and excess.
"In the face of political scrutiny and dismissive labeling as a 'freak show,' our organization, 'Evolved,' stands as a beacon of innovation and resilience, challenging perceptions with our diverse talents and ideas—a true 'menagerie debauchery' of progress and purpose."

Grimsby Menagerie 

Sexual act involving a donkey, a dustman and a dwarf at a minimum
"Ello lover. Its tuppence a scuttle, thruppence for the tradesmans, or shillin' ha'penny for a Grimsby Menagerie"
Grimsby Menagerie by BolDol April 4, 2021

Awkward Menagerie

When an ecspecially awkward moment occurs one could then express their extreme discomfort by going through the entire awkward collection of animals.

Sam: So how's your mom??
Tom: Ummm, dude, she died 4 months ago...
Sam: Oh, uhhh Awkward Menagerie
(then Sam preforms the following)
Awkward Turtle
Awkward Fish
Awkward Goose
Awkward Moose
Awkward Turkey
Awkward Crab
Awkward Human
(and any other awkward things one may come up with)
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murderhobo 

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Concrete cowboy 

A guy who thinks he's a country kinda guy, but in reality lives a comfortable city / suburban life.
Eugene: Look at that dude in the cowboy hat!
Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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