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Schli is a word from Melisa and Elsa.

They used it as a bad word, though it had no meaning, they included it in their vocabulary and continued to use it.
Melisa: Elsa you are a schli!
Elsa: WHY??! i didn't do anything wrong!!
Melisa: that doesn't matter you are an schli!
Elsa: THAN YOU ARE A SCHLI TOO!!
Schli by nickhoransty November 13, 2019
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Schli is a word where Melisa and Elsa have used as a bad word, even if it has no meaning, they have built Schli in their vocabulary and continue to use.
Melisa: Elsa you are a schli!
Elsa: WHY?? I didn't do anything wrong!!
Melisa: That doesn't matter you are a Schli!
Elsa: THEN YOU ARE A SCHLI TOO!!
schli by nickhoranstyyy November 13, 2019
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ice cream
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schlitter
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