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period party 

when fem bots congregate in mutual menstruation. typical rituals include the careless flinging of vaginal secretions and stillborn fetuses in a disorderly manner. These women typically gather in a secluded and safe enviornment so as to not be detected by bears who are attracted to the menstruation.
fucking females feliciously engaging in a period party. they ned cock plugs in their troll holes.
period party by Alexander Pierce March 16, 2008
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Period party 

Bartender may I please order a period party?
Period party by Srhnew8 August 20, 2017

Period Party 

A party held on the anniversary of someone getting their period. Usually just like a regular party, but with a lot of red theming (Food, Drinks, ect.)
"Hey Sammy, are you coming to my Period Party this weekend?"
"No."
Period Party by ImaBigNerd December 10, 2023

party period 

1. a person who starts drinking at 7 and is over it by 9
2. the person who is always tired of the fun
3. the one person who makes everyone else wanna slice their own throats

4. the decision maker when deciding that it's a good idea not to have fun
Chris Capone is such a party period, he ruins the whole weekend in twenty minutes.
party period by nicafreakinlillo April 28, 2010
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