Pheffer
A slang word to use in any context you choose. Can represent a swear word or a name. Also can be used as a verb.
Pheffer by Annie pheffer March 9, 2019
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Ms pfeffer
Ldms English teacher. She is very quiet but we all know she a freak👅. MS. Pfeffer lives in her car and makes love with all her rats. She also turns into a rat everyday at midnight. MS. Pfeffer is also in love with many of her students like aaron, brayden, and she especially loves landen. MS. Pfeffer has a black cock and beats her meat to rats eating cheese while students work. MS. Pfeiffer is also a white supremacist which is why she stares at a certain student all the time. Make sure to call her MS PEFFER when you see her.
Ms pfeffer by Lhgxfxc April 21, 2019
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Pheffer • pheffernusse • Peffer • Pefferlaw • Pefferle • pefferly • pfeffer'd • pfefferle • Pfefferlump • pfeffernuesse
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Pfefferpotthast by BeachBlitz06 May 6, 2019
pfefferle
Pfefferle. Pronounced FEF-er-Lee
(adjective) to express perfectly carefree chipperness, or light-heartedness.
Synonyms: cheerful, chipper, care-free, joyous, happy
Pfefferle: (noun) a mythological creature with a halo of fuzziness. Known for their ability to inject levity into any situation.
(adjective) to express perfectly carefree chipperness, or light-heartedness.
Synonyms: cheerful, chipper, care-free, joyous, happy
Pfefferle: (noun) a mythological creature with a halo of fuzziness. Known for their ability to inject levity into any situation.
pfeffernuesse
A most delicious gingerbread cookie of German origin, generally eaten at Christmastime. From "pfeffer" pepper, and "nuesse" nuts.
pfeffernuesse by Claude Pfeffernuesse March 30, 2007
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