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u see that mid server owner _blurt_?
_blurt_ by hcarty May 17, 2021
Urban Dictionary Merch
a god with down upon us creating a server though will follow to light in trying times and in dark will become the new hope under one we rule amongst _blurt_
oh though _blurt_ please forgive us fro thow has not prayed to you
_blurt_ by yenkny May 17, 2021
The word _blurt_ is a person who serves under the god named "lat1os"
Yo that mf is _blurt_ the slave
_blurt_ by Lat1os the god May 17, 2021
u heard of that mid server owner _blurt_?
_blurt_ by hcarty May 17, 2021
A word used to describe a dickhead in Liverpool
"H'es just a little blurt"
blurt by Chenz April 13, 2005
To say something quickly without thinking about it first.
She just blurted out, "I'm gay!"
blurt by tt February 17, 2003
"I really want to blurt on her face"
Blurt by Jordo81 January 3, 2008
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