SIMbolic
Cell phone unreliability is a rampant problem; it's especially SIMbolic of units with removable data-chips.
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symbolicist
symbolicist by jeffa cake August 11, 2019
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Symbolic Penis
When a gay person has a girl friend, but acts like he's straight, the girlfriend has a symbolic penis.
Symbolic Penis by TheMooCow47 April 25, 2006
Alpha-numeric-symbolicans
Fully encompassing the LGBTQ+ Community. In an effort to be prepared for any additional letters, numbers, or symbols the LGBTQ+ community chooses to add, alpha-numeric-symbolican can cover your ass on the fly if you arent up to date on the newest editions!
'Is that guy queer?'
Answer:
'Nah bro I aint been watching the news, that's one of those alpha-numeric-symbolicans, they keep changing and adding things to their acronym making it virtually impossible for an outsider to keep up! Now we use the all-encompassing precursory word 'Alpha-numeric-symbolicans' it covers anything before they even add it'
Answer:
'Nah bro I aint been watching the news, that's one of those alpha-numeric-symbolicans, they keep changing and adding things to their acronym making it virtually impossible for an outsider to keep up! Now we use the all-encompassing precursory word 'Alpha-numeric-symbolicans' it covers anything before they even add it'
Alpha-numeric-symbolicans by WhiteGirlJ July 11, 2022
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Boffin
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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