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sydella
sydella by PhiloBrown March 14, 2014
Sabella
Sabella by garbagehuman0901 December 2, 2018
Sabella
sabella’s are some of the best you’ll meet. They are super nice and loyal so be sure to never cross them. They are tend to be super sensitive and introverted but isn’t everyone? You can always turn to a Sabella in times of need or just to have a good time. Sabella’s always up everyone else first, and want the best for everyone.
P.S stop mistaking sabella’s name for Isabella, they are not the same!
P.S stop mistaking sabella’s name for Isabella, they are not the same!
Sadillac
It's an old worn out sorry assCadillac with big ass rims, and lot's of rust. Big white wall tires with rims that are worth more then the owner is. Smokes alot. It's just a real piece of shit.
Sadillac by Funeral Man March 24, 2009
Sabella
I love sabella's so much and you should too, they are so cray cray buttt also sooooo bae bae I highly recommend being in love with a sabella it will be so worth it. and no this is definitely not a sabella writing this. Anyway yeah if you have a crush on a sabella you should tell her ASAP like do it right now cause they most likely feel the same I mean it.
Maelys : Omg sabella is my best friend, she is so great and I love her so much
Selen: Hey! sabella is actually MY best friend and I also love her so much
Sabella: Woah guys calm down you are both my besties lol!
Selen: Hey! sabella is actually MY best friend and I also love her so much
Sabella: Woah guys calm down you are both my besties lol!
Sabella by totallynotsabella February 22, 2022
sasella
The ship between people named Isabella and Sasuke from Naruto.
It's a very common ship on the internet to find.
Sasuke claims he loves a girl named Isabella in the anime, Naruto.
It's a very common ship on the internet to find.
Sasuke claims he loves a girl named Isabella in the anime, Naruto.
Person 1: Hey, do you know Sasella?
Person 2: You mean Sasuke x Isabella? Of course!
Person named Isabella: I'm not a sasuke simp!
Person 1 & 2: Lies
Person 2: You mean Sasuke x Isabella? Of course!
Person named Isabella: I'm not a sasuke simp!
Person 1 & 2: Lies
sasella by snowberrymc May 12, 2021
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
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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