aquis
aquis by vampbitches April 7, 2021
indigenous acquisition
Yeah, Scott have me that vest, but then he asked for it back; I guess it was an indigenous acquisition.
indigenous acquisition by Vapor S. Thompson June 20, 2012
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aquisha • aquision • Aquisish • Aquistic • Gear Aquisition Syndrome • aqui • aqui sustin • Aquil • akuist • aquestion
akuism
A religion based on the character Akutagawa Ryonosuke from the show Bungou Stray Dogs.
He is our Lord and savior and we must pray to him everyday in order to please him, who is seen as a superior being, our god.
Followers of Akuism typically wear black, but are not limited to this.
He is our Lord and savior and we must pray to him everyday in order to please him, who is seen as a superior being, our god.
Followers of Akuism typically wear black, but are not limited to this.
Person 1:„Hey, did you pray to our lord and savior akutagawa today yet?“
Person 2:„No, but i will pursue it this evening, as a devoted Akuist should👏„
Person 3: „what are you talking about?“
Person 1: „Akuism of course, shall i tell you more about it?“
Person 2:„No, but i will pursue it this evening, as a devoted Akuist should👏„
Person 3: „what are you talking about?“
Person 1: „Akuism of course, shall i tell you more about it?“
akuism by Akubrainrot November 1, 2020
aquimilated
A term coined by infamous YouTuber RiceGum.
To aquimilate is to receive a large quantity of an object. This can be of monetary or materialistic value.
To aquimilate is to receive a large quantity of an object. This can be of monetary or materialistic value.
aquimilated by DMafterDM October 12, 2017
aboriginal acquisition
Yeah, I did score this jacket for free from Johnny, but then he asked for it back; I guess it was an aboriginal acquisition.
aboriginal acquisition by Vapor S. Thompson June 20, 2012
aquilina
a Maltese last name (no not the dog the country Malta)
The surname Aquilina is of Maltese origin, being a diminutive or familiar form of the nickname Aquila, "eagle", given to one of keen sight or perhaps of dignified and majestic bearing.
From such applications the name developed into a regular Christian name and thus, a surname. There are several early saints and martyrs of this name and the dedication of a parish church to one of them may have given the name a local popularity.
The surname Aquilina is of Maltese origin, being a diminutive or familiar form of the nickname Aquila, "eagle", given to one of keen sight or perhaps of dignified and majestic bearing.
From such applications the name developed into a regular Christian name and thus, a surname. There are several early saints and martyrs of this name and the dedication of a parish church to one of them may have given the name a local popularity.
aquilina by chuck_aquilina October 26, 2007
Aquinas boy
A term that is used to describe a young scholar
They're one-woman gentlemen who are trained in Catholic to follow the footsteps and the patron saint Aquinas
They are blameless and trustworthy gentlemen who spend most of their time enjoying studies in the most luxorious city(CANTOMENT).
Due to how they are ladies always crush on them
They're one-woman gentlemen who are trained in Catholic to follow the footsteps and the patron saint Aquinas
They are blameless and trustworthy gentlemen who spend most of their time enjoying studies in the most luxorious city(CANTOMENT).
Due to how they are ladies always crush on them
1.The young lad was given the attribute of an Aquinas boy
2. He is an Aquinas boy
3. The Accra Aca boys were asked to act like Aquinas boys and learn from them
2. He is an Aquinas boy
3. The Accra Aca boys were asked to act like Aquinas boys and learn from them
Aquinas boy by Okpoti April 14, 2021
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