Awomen
A term used for dumbasses who think “amen” has to do with men because they couldn’t accept men being in a word because they are delusional.
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Awomen
A hypothesized term used in the 117th Congress, but actually is a gross misunderstanding of the Hebrew derived "amen", meaning "let it be so", or a solidarital decree.
Awomen by ThatGuyWhoLikesTSeries January 4, 2021
Awomen
The attempt in trying to consider the word to a biblical term to include "female" gender. When in fact "amen" means "So be it." No connection at all.
Awomen, no connection to anything at all.
Awomen
Word made up by some fucknut trying to be more inclusive to both genders by switching up Amen, or latin for "so be it," with women at the end. Only a complete fucking idiot would think to use this as a religious term.
Awomen by Koolaid.man.on.lifesupport January 6, 2021
Awomen
A fake word politicians came up with to be "more inclusive" as its suppose to be opposite of amen although amen means "so to be" so it makes no sense.
Awomen- Made up term by politicians
Awomen- Made up term by politicians
Awomen by Thetruth_7 January 4, 2021
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