Susery
Susery by KizuSama094 October 10, 2020
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Susery
Susery by KizuSama094 October 10, 2020
superyapper
A lighthearted but subtly disparaging term for a yappy little canine who seems to conquer the neighborhood by demonstrating endless vigilance and an apparent inability to be silent.
superyapper by Dr Bunnygirl July 22, 2020
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superyute
straight out of the jungle, this punjabi girl thinks shes a rudegirl by making fun of other people. She further tries to develop this rudegirl status by hanging around tru bodmons. In actuality however shes just a soft sweet gyal dat likes her chocolate milk and butterfly clips.
superyute by Bodmon Brownzzz March 23, 2008
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