Thirst
Thirst by badbrownbitch March 11, 2013
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Thirst
A form of lust of or want of members of the opposite sex. This term can refer to both males and females.
Though its origin in popular culture is debatable, the term is used quite frequently on campuses of boarding schools in Illinois.
Though its origin in popular culture is debatable, the term is used quite frequently on campuses of boarding schools in Illinois.
The juniors in c-wing are some of the thirstiest mo-fos on campus.
Though Stanley claimed to have "zero-thirst", everyone knew of his thirsts for certain lead facilitators. Though it is true that he has not yet exhibited true acts of "thirst", the potential thirst building up inside him was yet to be converted into kinetic thirst.
Though Stanley claimed to have "zero-thirst", everyone knew of his thirsts for certain lead facilitators. Though it is true that he has not yet exhibited true acts of "thirst", the potential thirst building up inside him was yet to be converted into kinetic thirst.
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