Reetheart
Reetheart by suburbandicktion July 27, 2025
reinheart
reinheart by ThePanda445 August 10, 2021
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Reeterteet
I was kissing my new girlfriend the other day and decided to take things up a notch by going for the french when she completely denied me and gave me the reeterteet.
Reeterteet by VanDangle March 1, 2009
Rehearted
Adj. Re-hart-did - The attemp to be nice, but end up being annoying and stubborn. Thinking your helping out and being the mature one by going "out of your way" to help someone else out. Usally complicates the situation. Being reheated is usally followed by a rant, or unnecessary explanation. Common with retards.
rebelheart
An attractive, boyish-looking, young gay man (twink) who is a die-hard fan of Madonna. The stereotypical rebelheart is feminine ( fem ) and very independent.
Origin:
The word started to be used after Rebel Heart, the thirteenth studio album by Madonna, was released on March 6, 2015.
Origin:
The word started to be used after Rebel Heart, the thirteenth studio album by Madonna, was released on March 6, 2015.
rebelheart by YatoGod July 30, 2017
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