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Stormy Weathers 

The name commonly given to Major League Pitcher David Weathers, when ever he comes in, so does the storms. The teams he has pitched for bring him in to try to get outs, but he gives up runs and hits and homers. It doesnt matter how much the team is up he will let it rain homers, casue he is horrible and should just retire.
" Stormy Weathers is now pitching for the Cincinnati Reds."
Stormy Weathers by LFawley May 24, 2008
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Stormy weather friend 

We have all heard of fare weather friends friends that are in your life when it's good. However Stormy weather friends are friends that are only there when they have problems in their lives and they want to to be their umbrella 🌂 in the ⛈.
Sam only calls me when she has problems and no other time I am sick of only being a stormy weather friend.
Stormy weather friend by Otter2 March 23, 2017

storky weather 

weather that is a suitable climate for storks, slang= saying that the air is fresh
the air is fresh today, such good storky weather
storky weather by kathy151 April 8, 2021

weather the storm 

To reach the end of a tough situation without causing too much damage.
Do you think you can weather the storm, or should you just quit now?
weather the storm by AnonymousToad October 29, 2022

weather the storm 

When a girl is giving you really good head so good that you are moving and jerking and you want to pull her away and push her on it at the same time
This girl gave me the best head last night,.. "weather the storm"
weather the storm by tipset January 27, 2010

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