aerodymatic
aerodymatic by Country gentleman December 9, 2007
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Moosecock Aerodynamics Tester
Nonexistant occupation (as of yet) that would appeal to a true lover of North American wildlife and a lazy person at that.
What's he doing all day? Watching TV? Playing video games?
Naah, he's a Moosecock Aerodynamics Tester, which for him is a full-time job.
Naah, he's a Moosecock Aerodynamics Tester, which for him is a full-time job.
Moosecock Aerodynamics Tester by Lothario the Scandalous August 26, 2011
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Aerodynamicicity
The aerodynamics for the headlights
Aerodynamicicity by TheTwoTrucksGuy April 24, 2020
Aerodynamics
Concerned with studying the motion of air, how air interact with different object. An Aerodynamics object are an object that interact well with air, meaning it can reduce drag.
Aerodynamics by T.M.D December 29, 2011
aerodymically curvaceous
aerodymically curvaceous by Matthew B May 13, 2005
Das's Law of Elementary Aerodynamics
Das's Law of Elementary Aerodynamics:
When you're trying to impress someone, use big words that neither of you know....like elementary aerodynamics.
When you're trying to impress someone, use big words that neither of you know....like elementary aerodynamics.
Hey dude if your trying to impress that chick, use the Das's Law of Elementary Aerodynamics. Works every time.
Das's Law of Elementary Aerodynamics by Mindbladeskillyaks June 16, 2010
aerodynamicness
An adjectival word for 'aerodynamic' used only by exceptionally gifted and talented users of the english language. This talent is usually evidenced by a superior record at spelling bees. In particular, grade 3 regionals.
aerodynamicness by Eugene Anthony January 28, 2008
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Your hand that you masturbate with.
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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