Necropolix
An absolute chad, good among us pfp, and just a like able person, will most likely get hated on because he got an @ first that some other cunt wanted, overall an amazing guy
Necropolix by Necropolix2sucks October 7, 2020
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negropolis
A city in which black people will naturally thrive in.
Equal (or indefinitely opposite) to "Metropolis", but it is very urban all in all.
Equal (or indefinitely opposite) to "Metropolis", but it is very urban all in all.
negropolis by Quakeulf September 9, 2005
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negropolitan
A delicious combination of white, milk, and dark chocolate ice cream resembling neopolitan. However, because all of the flavors are chocolate, the suffix negro- is used.
negropolitan by SillyBear489 December 20, 2008
necropolis
From Greek, denoting The City of the Dead, nowadays a churchyard, a graveyard. Also necropola. Underground necropolis is called catacombs.
Graveyard School of Poetry poets often broded over life and death surrounded by the gloomy miasma and rotting putrefactions of so rueful a place as a necropolis.
necropolis by necrotism May 30, 2006
Necropolis
Necropolis by Ender Entreiu January 5, 2004
Negropolitan
Person 1: Hey look at that black guy.
Person 2: He's not black.
Person 1: What do you mean?
Person 2: I mean he's a Negropolitan.
Person 2: He's not black.
Person 1: What do you mean?
Person 2: I mean he's a Negropolitan.
Negropolitan by Rauncloft April 16, 2015
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negropolitan by Bob Jenkins May 13, 2005
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