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SevenCape 

A SevenCape is a wild person often with a very weird changing laugh and many different things like their moods change quickly which may be described as bipolar and is also a very social person but also very shy sometimes being scared to go near any big group of people even if it's only 3 people and also brings many laughs and very goofy humor
I got a SevenCape as a friend dude.
SevenCape by Homiedunlered January 23, 2023
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Sevendap 

This is Ciap's Companion. He usually does most of the work attempting to lure people into Ciap's trap, yet gets no credit. He becomes angry when no one falls for his tricks, because he then has to satisfy Ciap for the rest of the night. Also known as "Sevendump"
Poor, poor Sevendap
Sevendap by Tnwptoguoy March 23, 2004

sevenhaven syndrome 

Switching character mains while playing games at incredible amounts.
Player: Kid, I think you got SevenHaven Syndrome.

Kid: Fine, let me just switch back mains....

Sevenaphobic

A person who is afraid of using, wearing or anything within relation to the number seven (7).
Gaz Drinkwater: "Sevenaphobic ain't he, Tony V. Scared of the no.7!"
Sevenaphobic by Nikolai1703 May 13, 2019
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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