Queernoff
Queernoff by Momexicans August 24, 2008
Queerwolfdar
I was walking in the forest late at night, and I had the odd feeling that something was following me. Then I saw something big and hairy run up behind me singing Madonna. I started running before it could catch me. My queerwolfdar saved my life that night.
Queerwolfdar by Edwonna May 8, 2010
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Queerofag
When someone is a queer and a fag. There just so gay that neither word is large enough to describe them, hence why you use Queerofag.
Queerofag by Lilniptwist July 23, 2015
queermofagsexual
queermofagsexual by Captain Shank July 15, 2007
Queerff
Queerff by RingoFonebone67 November 16, 2012
queermuffin
queermuffin by quicksilver789 August 20, 2009
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Ratfucker
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