Rejudice
Rejudice by Globeshaker July 4, 2016
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rejuice
When you take a break to get fresh water or smth else to drink.
First time invented by the streamer "ohnepixel" who always rejuice in his livestreams.
First time invented by the streamer "ohnepixel" who always rejuice in his livestreams.
rejuice by IchBleibAnonym March 26, 2023
rejuice
rejuiced
To have something be rejuvenated or replenished.
rejuice
When you take a break to get fresh water to drink or something juicy to eat.
First invented by the streamer "ohnepixel".
First invented by the streamer "ohnepixel".
rejuice by IchBleibAnonym March 26, 2023
redjudice
There are an abundant number of examples of redjudice: the derogatotory contexts within which the terms "ginger," "daywalker," and "ranga" are used; Kick-a-Ginger day in Canada and England; and stereotypes imposed upon those with cheveaux rouges, such as fiery tempers, insanity and familiarity with the Devil.
Rejuicer
When you either need to resuply snus ( VOLT Deep Freeze) or alchol (preferebly vodka) to enjoy a night out. Rejuicer can also mean to catch up on drinking if you have missed a weekend och drinking.
Rejuicer by JewishFaggot420 December 10, 2023
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