Paroxysm
a sudden, severe attack of the symptoms of a disease, usually recurring periodically; a sudden outburst of emotion
Paroxysm by mephisto97 July 24, 2010
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paroxysm by Your Grim Reaper June 24, 2003
Paroxysm
A paroxysm of something is like a large amount of emotion. Ex- Paroxysm of happiness is a lot of happiness at once.
Paroxysm by Marcus Wittenburg February 1, 2019
Paroxysm
1. A fit of rage, or pain. An outburst.
2. A FUCKING amazing Halflife mod
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2. A FUCKING amazing Halflife mod
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Paroxysm by Angus 'Banzai' McIntyre May 9, 2003
Hysterical Paroxysm
Hysterical Paroxysm by Rhonda246 October 29, 2008
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Paroxysmal, paroxUysmal, paroxysmaL by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim April 15, 2025
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