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Sugondese 

(adj.) Refers to things coming from the Sugondese Autonomous Region (aka The Federation of Sugondis) of Western China, near the borders of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Since the Sugondese language and culture are distinct from others in China and the Middle East, the region was given autonomy in 1981. During its recovery from Mao Zedong's Great Leap Forward, the Sugondese Region experienced a period of prosperity and readopted their traditional religion of Bofaism. In modern times, the Sugondese Region's economy is quite small, but remains stable due to the widespread cultivation and export of various tree nuts, which accounts for around 96% of the region's income. Tree nuts are very common in Sugondese cuisine, as they have been a staple food source there for millenia. Recently, the Sugondese people have become the subject of crude jokes and memes on the internet, which some theorize were started by the Sugondese government to boost tourism. Whether or not this conspiracy theory is true is not known; what is known is that it's funny as fuck.
Guy 1 (while eating): Mmm, this is really good! What is it?

Guy 2: Sugondese food.

Guy 1: Huh?

Guy 2: Sugondese nuts.
Sugondese by TheSlanguist July 31, 2018

sugondese 

A country in northern Europe very close to Sweden. Sugondese and Sweden share multiple similarities in culture that many cannot distinguish between them.
Dolan Dark: I know you are Swedish and all but there are many rumors going about that you are Sugondese
Pewdiepie: Oh weird. What is Sugondese anyway?
Dolan Dark: Sugondese nuts
Pewdiepie: (Blocks)

Sugondese 

Sugondese is the the language of the Sugondem people, residing in the northern european country of Sugona.
They're famous for the Sugondic ritual known as "bofa" where they create a circle of various legumes and nuts around someone as it's believed to cure ones afflicted with Ligma.
Person 1:I heard johnny got ligma last week
Person 2:Did he get a bofa?
Person 3:He tried, but whenever he asks people if they know anybody that speaks Sugondese they just laugh at him.
Sugondese by Argeurgargeur August 2, 2018

Sugondesemfnuts 

Commonly used when chirping another nine year old Fortnite player
Bro, you suck so you can sugondesemfnuts
Sugondesemfnuts by Merggy January 14, 2019
A deadly disease often contracted by twitch streamers such as Myth and Daequan, it targets the motor skills often lowers reaction times but also damages the brain beyond repair. It comes in various strains such as: Nuts, Balls, and Testes
Guy 1: Do you know how he died
Guy 2: Sugandese
Guy 1: What strain
Guy 2: Sugandese nuts
Sugandese by Harsiim July 27, 2018

Sugondese 

(adj) Referring to anything about the Sugondat Islands, a chain of ten islands located near Montserrat. Like aforementioned Montserrat, the Sugondese Dix are also a British Overseas Territory. Though administered by the British, most of the island's inhabitants speak French or Creole, explaining the common nickname for the Island the "Sugondese Dix" which means "Sugondese Ten" in English. The Island is famous for its Rubber and Nut trees, which make up its largest exports. Sugondese Balls and Sugondese Nuts are prized possessions for trade and make a lot of money for the Sugondat Islands. Unfortunately, the popular YouTube commentator PewDiePie has popularized the term in an incorrect way, as his second nationality. In reality, he is just trolling his audience by saying he is "part Swedish and part Swedish", as Su-gun-day-say means Swedish in the Hausa language. There are also many popular celebrities such as popular Fortnite streamers Ninja, TSM Daequan and Myth who at least have part Sugondese descent.
"Have you tried Sugondese?"

"Sugondese What?"

"Sugondese Balls."

"Have you tried Sugondese Nuts?"

"Yeah, they're amazing aren't they?"
Sugondese by Genius_Definition November 5, 2018
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
Plate of Brown by Cheddar Craigson September 18, 2020
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Palmela Handerson 

Your hand that you masturbate with.
Girlfriend: What are you going to do for the next week while I'm on holiday?

Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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Basically the same meaning as ate.
x:"Girl your fit chewed today!"
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