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traveling
traveling (v.)
traveling is when someone takes something to a new level, in an embarassing or inappropriate way.
traveling is when someone takes something to a new level, in an embarassing or inappropriate way.
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traveling
traveling by accioravenclaw April 17, 2009
traveling by back
a girl who travels to vacation spots, with out having a place to stay for the night and so she hooks up with a guy or girl so she has a place to sleep for the night. its also named the kate.
kate went to the vineyard this weekend with out a place to stay and she stayed the whole weekend so it sounds like she is traveling by back
traveling by back by johndow0044 January 31, 2012
traveling mercies
traveling mercies by EchoBravo December 13, 2016
traveling hoe
traveling hoe by keepingitrealok June 17, 2015
traveling itch
When one starts scratching one itchy spot but ends up scratching the whole area as the itch spreads "traveling" outward away from the originating point
A spot on my back itched, as I scratched it the itch went away but the immediate area next to it started itching. Soon I ended up scratching the whole back. That traveling itch felt nice.
traveling itch by TheInfiniteNonsense October 4, 2015
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