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unus annused
unus annused by itsyourboidetza December 9, 2020
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Anused
Anused by donkeywoman December 31, 2012
Angused
Angused by .....GOD....... January 24, 2006
abnused
when a dillusional crazed psycho bitch attacks you in desperate hopes of becoming the abused.
"it was all so very abnused to her when she acted like a PSYCHO"
"it was all so very abnused to her when she acted like a PSYCHO"
abnused by accidental creation March 8, 2008
Angused
To be forced to make small talk for the sake of being polite. To be held back from completing tasks or reaching destinations due to having to engage is meaningless conversation, the subject of which could be couldn't be further from anything you are interested in.
Sorry I'm late, I was getting Angused.
Or....
"Have you seen Bill?" "Yeah, he's in the boardroom getting Angused, but he'll be here in a second".
Or....
"Have you seen Bill?" "Yeah, he's in the boardroom getting Angused, but he'll be here in a second".
Angused by Dave Milligan July 20, 2005
anused
It has the exact meaning of arsed, meaning bothered.
It comes from the word anus, the excretory opening at the end of the alimentary canal syn: ARSED, arsehole, asshole. Therefore arsed and anus are the same word,meaning you can used anused as you wuld arsed
It comes from the word anus, the excretory opening at the end of the alimentary canal syn: ARSED, arsehole, asshole. Therefore arsed and anus are the same word,meaning you can used anused as you wuld arsed
e.g.
"I can't be bothered to go out tonight"
"I can't be arsed to go out tonight"
"I can't be ANUSED to go out tonight
"I can't be bothered to go out tonight"
"I can't be arsed to go out tonight"
"I can't be ANUSED to go out tonight
anused by Byron Mashumba May 10, 2006
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