Sevendy

The most beautiful person EVER! She cares, she loves and if anyone messes with her she fights beyond her core. She's intelligent but never shows off - she's adorable and loving. And one day...just one day (FOR SURE!) she WILL find love...

Person 1: Who's that girl over there? She's STUNNING?!
Person 2: Oh, her! That's Sevendy.

by APersonWhoLovesEVERYONE... May 24, 2018

Seventyoneophobia

The fear of the number 71 commonly caused by the jshk (toilet-bound hanako-kun) manga chapter 71. Extreme caution is advised when reading said chapter. People with Seventyoneophobia may start to cry when faced with the number 71 and have severe flashbacks.

Person 1: Oh that person has seventyoneophobia? A jshk stan?

Person 2: Oh I see....another one with no return

by Seventyoneophobia_infected December 3, 2020

polychromatic seventy

it's "waterproof"
if you don't know why this is here, please ignore this and have a nice day :)

this is polychromatic seventy

by DissolvedHelium August 21, 2022

Sevendust

Sevendust is straight out of Atlanta. In 1995 they were known as Crawlspace and released a single entitled "My Ruin" that was used on the Mortal Kombat: More Kombat recording. Changed name to Sevendust in 1997 and released their self-titled album that very year. Band includes Lajon Witherspoon (frontman), John Connolly (guitar), Clint Lowery (guitar), Vince Hornsby (bass), and Morgan Rose (drums). In December of 2004, rumors were spreading about Lowery quiting the band. In February of 2005 it was announced the rumors were true and ex-Snot member, Sonny Mayo would be replacing him.

Albums include:
Sevendust (1997)
Home (1999)
Animosity (2001)
Seasons (2003)
Next (2005)
Best of Chapter One 1997-2004 (2005)

Sevendust has been a very popular band among hard rockers since the mid-1990's.

by BOSWICK April 10, 2006

sevendust

The one band about which your children are going to be proud to tell their friends, "my dad saw those guys live".

My dad saw Sevendust back in '97.

by Jerry434445 March 3, 2004

Edge of Seventy

A new version of the classic Stevie Nicks song targeting Baby Boomers, performed by an unknown elderly artist with a hip replacement, no hair and poor vision.

Just like the white winged dove, the Edge of Seventy vocalist sings, “ooh, ooh I’ve fallen... and nothing else matters!”

by Dr Bunnygirl January 4, 2019

Seventy one

A Seventy one is done while performing the Sixty Nine and one of the Participants put two of their fingers in the other person's ass.

The other day I caught Bill and Jill doing the Seventy one.

by moorebounce February 17, 2010