Where boys come to become men, and women become goddesses. Nestled away in a sleepy surfside town, late at night where the skantes roam, you’ll find yourself there. Where decisions are made and choices exemplified. Whether it be a dime sack or an 8th, perhaps a 3 day binder, no judgments will be made. If u find yourself the bravest of your crew. I challenge u to enter to triangle of the Skante Warriors to prove yourself worthy.
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Get the slounge mug.A senior lounge for seniors in high school. At first it seems like a great place, but is eventually overtaken by moldy food, putrid smells, and rampant sex.
by huckleberry15 November 3, 2011
Get the slounge mug.Verb - sneaking around quickly in a snake-like fashion. Writhing around on the ground as if you were a snake, a loose airhose, or some other quickly moving object in the same fashion.
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I turn around, and the guy is on the ground sloungin' all over the place, like some kind of snake. I didn't know anyone could slounge like that.
by definealways February 23, 2007
Get the slounge mug.Lounging on a spread out fashion. Genius combination of the words splay and lounge.
To lay on a surface, normally a bed or couch, in a very spread out and chaotic way, usually the aftermath of some draining physical or emotional effort (or a long steamy shower).
To lay on a surface, normally a bed or couch, in a very spread out and chaotic way, usually the aftermath of some draining physical or emotional effort (or a long steamy shower).
He tended to splounge in bed with no care in the world while he talked on the phone. It was terrible.
by Afiador February 27, 2018
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Used in a poem "Basking Shark" by Norman MacCaig "Collected Poems" (1985).
As you see it was used in 1985, by Norman MacCaig. If you put M00/101S into the Google search you will find the whole poem.
Used in a poem "Basking Shark" by Norman MacCaig "Collected Poems" (1985).
As you see it was used in 1985, by Norman MacCaig. If you put M00/101S into the Google search you will find the whole poem.
"To stub an oar on a rock where none should be,
To have it rise with a slounge out of the sea
Is a thing that happened once (too often) to me.”
To have it rise with a slounge out of the sea
Is a thing that happened once (too often) to me.”
by passing on April 18, 2010
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