Showa
That is a showa drawing!
Showa by Somebody?! October 17, 2006
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Showa
SLANG Very good, Brilliant, GULLY. Like sick, Showa is commenly used around Liverpool, U.K to describe very good things.
Showa by Gloxteth Boii April 30, 2008
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Showa • showaddywaddy • showa bling • Showad • Showank • showadodle • Showah • Showajidaia sagamiensis • Showalla • showalter
Showa
Exact meaning of "Douchebag" in the English language. Derived from the translations of "douche" in French, which means "Shower". Also can be used with tags on the end such as -bag, -face, and -hole.
Showa by SymbolMush July 30, 2009
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showa bling by thizzernoway September 16, 2010
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Showa Bling by ForNina September 16, 2010
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pajowa showa by Krim Jones September 26, 2006
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