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vampirate
1. A vampire that is a pirate by profession. esp. one who strikes poses while being threatened with a scythe.
2. A top notch street ball team
2. A top notch street ball team
1.I don't often travel to the coast of Transylvania for fear of vampirate attacks.
2. Those Vampirates are lighting it up tonight.
2. Those Vampirates are lighting it up tonight.
vampirate by Monday Night Mortimer May 24, 2003
Vampirate
A Vampirate is a thing which is Pirate AND Vampire
It is also a fictional creature from the series Vampirates.
A man or woman who has died (or crossed as they say it) is brought back to life (or sired) by another vampire becomes one.
They are Vampirates when they join the vampirate ship which is led by the vampirate captain.
It is also a fictional creature from the series Vampirates.
A man or woman who has died (or crossed as they say it) is brought back to life (or sired) by another vampire becomes one.
They are Vampirates when they join the vampirate ship which is led by the vampirate captain.
Vampiracist
They would not let Mr. Dracula's son attend the christian school because the dean was a vampiracist.
Vampiracist by AceKingSuitedAK September 15, 2011
vampiyaz
vampiyaz by RatedTforTeen March 26, 2005
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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