Styrot
Styrot by dickshunned November 5, 2012
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Styrofoam
Slang used by self-harmers to refer to the second layer of skin (the dermis). Its white appearance resembles styrofoam, hence the slang. Usually shortened to "styro".
Lily: I think I made a styro cut.
Alice: I hit styro a couple times before, it's very scary!
Edward: Be careful with styrofoam cuts, they have a higher risk of getting infected.
Alice: I hit styro a couple times before, it's very scary!
Edward: Be careful with styrofoam cuts, they have a higher risk of getting infected.
Styrofoam by Wonky Johnnyette May 22, 2021
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kissing styrofoam
kissing styrofoam by lil boy yung man November 2, 2019
Styrofoam
Foam container used to hold a popular drink containing codine known as "syrup" "purple drink" "lean" etc. Originated in the south mainly in Texas.
Styrofoam by Casanova10280 February 27, 2009
styrofoam cuppin it
Refers to a drink often consumed by gangster folk in an urban setting. This drink is primarily a mixture of promethazine and any other liquid substance used to dillute. Styrofoam cups are mainly used to drink this mixture. Also known as sippin on lean, leanin, sippin on sizzurp.
"Hey bro, where you gonna be kickin it later?" - "Not sure pimp, but we gonna be styrofoam cuppin it ya dig."
styrofoam cuppin it by EdUb02 October 20, 2011
styropyro
An insane man on the internet who builds lasers strong enough to take out planes, also makes death circuits, takes care of moths, teaches a jujitsu class, messes with Tesla coils, chases storms, and has a chemistry degree. All for YouTube and his own entertainment.
styropyro by Scottscrab October 31, 2021
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