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Cast Out 

To expel, usually from a division of society or select group.
Because of the memorable scene he made in Texarkana, Louie is expected to be cast out of the club by Monday.
Cast Out by Diggity Monkeez March 9, 2005

Cast Out 

To expel, usually from a division of society or delect group.
Because the memorable scene he made during the trip to Texarkana, he is expected to be cast out of the club by Monday.
Cast Out by Diggity Monkeez May 13, 2005

Your princess is out of its castle 

A spin on the Mario phrase, which is code to tell your friends if they have something in their nose or if their fly is down
Yo man, your princess is out of its castle... you might want to go check in a mirror.

The princess is out of its castle 

you have a booger hanging out of your nose
Hey Mary, the princess is out of its castle- you might want to take care of that.

Outcast (junior grimes) 

Junior grimes (J grimes) a social outcast, e boy, rebel or loner kid whatever tf you wanna call him.

Probably the most interesting kid you’ve never heard of. Hated for voicing his opinion and telling it like it is (ie. Spitting true facts) has a dark sense of humor and comes off as a douche unintentionally when he’s really just being himself and means well but has a personality that gets him into trouble but he lacks fear or shame and has very few acquaintances (“friends”)

Nevertheless, grimes or (sometimes hes called) Logan continues on in life following his own path and trying to rule the Internet and such. He’s been made fun of for being different and weird but that’s why he’s more appealing unlike 99% of humanity.

Ironically, I’m not even sure juniors even human as he displays such impressive physical prowess and unmatched agility and speed when it comes to physical brawls.

Outcast: a person who has been rejected by society or a social group
Outcast (Junior grimes) : a person who has been rejected by society or a social group

*should include the word being defined*

Junior Grimes (Logan) is an outcast

Defined

Outcast = junior grimes

What’s an outcast (SEE JUNIOR GRIMES)

junior grimes (j Grimes) is a textbook outcast for many reasons and his weird and bad vibe personality give him away easily

This kids just built different and has unknown energy

The outcast means Junior grimes, he’s an outcast

Junior grimes is an outcast

Outcast means someone that doesn’t fit in, like Junior grimes

He’s a social outcast and doesn’t fit in EVER
1.- someone who doesn't belong in his main social area (work, school, the street) Has only a few friends, but usually doesn't really hang out with them. Someone who is told by his betters that he has wisdom beyond his years, but his peers make fun of him for it. He's a little insane, after all, humans are social creatures. But his heart is mature, calm and kind. He never really does anything big for himself, and most of the things he does are for other people. He's just misunderstood, and people hate him for no reason. He's usually the victim of every negative stereotype and rumor. But hey, he doesn't have a social life, it doesn't matter to him, he hardly has anything to lose.

2.- Me
I'm an outcast, whether you like it or not, and there's nothing i can do for you socially, so why do you keep supporting me?
outcast by da outkast February 12, 2005
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