Per-curious
Help step ladder......I'm stuck in a per-curious place. .........I don't know how I got stuck in the dryer.
Per-curious by Step ladder October 15, 2022
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Precurious
(Adj.) Used to describe someone with a general predisposition to curiosity; contrasted by someone moved to curiosity by a thought, event or experience.
Precurious by precurious_being October 31, 2022
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Pecurious
Derived from the words peculiar and curious.
Used to refer to an event or thing that appears as particularly strange and out of the ordinary.
Used to refer to an event or thing that appears as particularly strange and out of the ordinary.
precurious
precurious by nonohoho October 16, 2020
precurious
precurious by nonohoho October 16, 2020
Pecurious
When a situation arises when people are suspected of engaging in sexual acts (making out, oral, intercourse, etc.) when suddenly and suspiciously missing.
Pecurious by J-Bomb and Deener May 19, 2007
Pecurious
When a situation arises when people are suspected of engaging in sexual acts (making out, oral, intercourse, etc.) when suddenly and suspiciously missing.
Pecurious by Jess and Deener June 2, 2007
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