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turdopolis

A disparaging term for a city that you no longer like.
We are living in a complete turdopolis!
turdopolis by Dr Bunnygirl July 3, 2021

Teutopolis 

A small town/village in central Illinois that:

-consists of mostly people with German heritage

-has one stop light

-has a public grade school that is sponsored by the town church

-has a better school and sport system than bordering Effingham

-"T-town" is almost considered an official town name

-School team name is "Wooden Shoes"

-I lived in for 5 years

-sucks if you're any religion besides Catholicism

-badly needs a football team

-is cliched as a place where incest runs rampant

People from T-town are usually called pair head by anyone who's not from T-town
Teutopolis is small
Teutopolis by 12345697565153 October 2, 2011

twattopolis 

"I'm headed to the local twattopolis for some girl on girl action."
twattopolis by BadKat September 30, 2008

twatopolis 

a building or group of buildings filled with people who are twats
any gathering of more than 10 such people
Girl 1: "Have you been to the new sorority house?"
Girl 2: "God no, why would I go to that twatopolis?"
twatopolis by SoNotaTwat November 20, 2011

Trayopolis 

Trayopolis is the combination of the words Tray and Polis. A tray is a flat, shallow container with a raised rim. Polis, originating from the Greek city of Pólis is usually referred to as a “city.” Put them together to make Trayopolis! A city of trays.
Beyoncé : wow, what is this place?

Jay Z : Trayopolis, duh

Beyoncé: I’ve never seen anything like it!
Trayopolis by shyxx3 September 11, 2020

The Artopolis 

It’s what Spandhan Bakshi calls his website where he posts his artwork.
The Artopolis (theartopolis.com) is an amazing website created by Spandhan Bakshi
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