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Sluttery
a noun comparing an attempt to randomly pick up DTF girls at a frat party to playing the lottery. Hooking up with the slutiest girl at the party is winning the sluttery
bro: Dude I hooked up with the first girl I talked to, she must have been the sluttiest girl at this party.
bro2: Definitely, you totally just won the sluttery.
bro2: Definitely, you totally just won the sluttery.
Sluttery by TooDrunk4Chivalry2014 December 5, 2010
Sluttery
Sluttery by BigButtsBigSlutts March 24, 2011
Sluttery
Sluttery is conspicuous nonchalant promiscuity, particularly when practiced by attractive young women. Said plainly, sluttery is sleeping around, not hiding the fact that you are sleeping around and behaving as if its no big deal.
Sluttery is known to drive millennial men to distraction as they vainly attempt to either be unbothered by their sexual rivals or to secure an exclusive relationship. Sluttery comes naturally to a few but is a carefully perfected craft by most.
Sluttery is known to drive millennial men to distraction as they vainly attempt to either be unbothered by their sexual rivals or to secure an exclusive relationship. Sluttery comes naturally to a few but is a carefully perfected craft by most.
tin can sluttery
Questionable actions (specifically those of loose women or women lacking a strong moral fiber) that take place anywhere tin cans and/or various other debris are present.
<i>walking up Limestone with Mattbro1 after breakfast at Tolly Ho's after work</i> - "Wonder what kind of tin can sluttery goes on here after the bars close?"
tin can sluttery by Nokmin of Adonai September 18, 2006
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Plate of Brown
A plate of brown consists of foods that have little to no nutritional value, and are typically deep fried. A true plate of brown will also be accompanied by a dark soda.
Plate of Brown by Cheddar Craigson September 18, 2020
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