amiring
amiring by realist98943720 November 1, 2013
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amiring • airing • AmIRight • admiringeren • 'amirin • abmiring • admiringkoo • Admiring the thistle • Airing it out • Airingout
Airing your ass
When you're hiking for a long period of time, and your butt crack feels dirty and sweaty. So you pull down your pants and underwear, bend over, and let the gust of wind blow freely through the crack. It's refreshing and soothing.
Airing your ass by WetYourMind March 31, 2017
Airing
Airing by Yung_gravy69 December 15, 2019
amiright
stated as a question,"amiright" is a declaration of correctness even when wrong. Most often used when giving a socially accepted opinion. "amiright" is also used to humor those taking the statement too seriously.
Often followed by a 'high-five'... a "amiright" can be either be false of truth. OR a sarcastic dismissal.
Often followed by a 'high-five'... a "amiright" can be either be false of truth. OR a sarcastic dismissal.
amirong
Short for "Am I wrong". Nearly identical to amirite. Like amirite, it usually follows an awful pun, except you are recognizing its awfulness.
amirong by mafiahairspy February 25, 2015
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