Spallot
Alex is a spallot
Spallot by SpinkySpallot187 June 26, 2023
Rusty Shallot
A sphincter that has suffered immeasurable trauma to the point where it refuses to allow any more through traffic.
Bucky was on the turps and vindaloo all week and he's developed a rusty shallot. He needs major medical attention.
Rusty Shallot by The Rat Race May 28, 2018
Spallo
Spallo by dunsdenmassive May 17, 2015
shallots
shallots by Katie Gergen December 2, 2007
gene shallot
NBC's Today Show movie reviewer. Known for his unique movie reviews and unruly mustache. Gene is frequently mentioned and ridiculed on the show "Family guy".
Peter- 'I can't help it, I haven't been this scared since I was mugged by Gene Shallot'
Gene - 'Don't Panic Room, I'm not going to William Hurt you. I only want your Tango & Cash.'
Gene - 'Don't Panic Room, I'm not going to William Hurt you. I only want your Tango & Cash.'
gene shallot by Kela the Gypsy July 17, 2006
Hit Me With Your Best Shallot Burger
"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the Hit Me With Your Best Shallot burger, it has shallots!"
Hit Me With Your Best Shallot Burger by America Lover 🇺🇸 November 16, 2018
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