aquanita
She is bootylicious. That's a aquanita
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aquaintancemanship
sally - i don't but i will always have love for him and i dislike him and his ways but we are still cool. it's an aquaintancemanship kinda thing you know?
Bob - i get it!
Bob - i get it!
aquaintancemanship by kmzy January 4, 2009
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aquaintanceship
I wear the pants in our aquaintanceship
aquaintanceship by JennBlaze January 27, 2011
aquantable
"I swear to every God in the Heavens, if my wings do not have extra mild sauce, an aquantable amount of mild sauce, I will call them up and order them to give me 24 free wings. I've done it once, I'm not afraid to do it again"
aquantable by John/Anthony August 4, 2007
aquaintance zone
"Thank you for carrying in the couch for me; you're such a great aquaintance!"
"Ooohhh! You just got aquaintance zoned!"
"Ooohhh! You just got aquaintance zoned!"
aquaintance zone by The Incredible Introvert March 30, 2014
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Aquanity
A woman that goes out her way for the man that she loves. She a great friend and always put smile to people faces. Fun time to be around never put u down and always left u up. Doesn’t like people to be sad and try’s everything to help them out. Aquanity is a different any other women in this world no should ever hurt her if u get her never let her go
Aquanity is perfect
Aquanity by Still waiting on u May 11, 2018
aquaintance zone
When a situation goes from, romances, bromances, friendzones to the nope zone. It's time to label it and call the time of death as Aquaintance Zone. It was already feeling weird, awkward, twighlight zone-ish. Now things aren't what either of you wanted and you may be in the grey area, so this helps you decide to phase it out in a friendly way. You taper off, slowly. It's better than ghosting. Ghosting is harsh and it is for that last resort for cutting ties completely.
Person: I thought we were friends and this was going somewhere?
You: Well, honestly we were in the friendzone, but now we're definitely in the Aquaintance Zone. Have a good one.
You: Well, honestly we were in the friendzone, but now we're definitely in the Aquaintance Zone. Have a good one.
aquaintance zone by lelalelo March 21, 2017
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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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