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bardelli 

Bardelli is a word frequently used on Cuban streets, in an attempt to covertly talk about Fidel Castro.
The name originates, apparently, from Fidel's soldiers who overheard him talking about a passionate night he had with an Anerican woman, who happened to have the last name Bardelli.
Many now use this to either plan plots to overthrow him, or talk trash behind his back.
"We ride tonight, and lay siege on Bardelli."
bardelli by SpicyMeme June 6, 2016
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Reverse Pork Barrelling 

The misappropriation of government funds to marginal electorates when close to an election, with the intention of winning more seats.
First used by Senator McKenzie of LNP in January 2020, in relation to the awarding of $100 million sports grants prior to the 2019 elections.

After being found by the ANAO to have run a biased and parallel assessment to Sports Australia, she was asked, "Did you pork barrell?" Bridget replied,

"Well if anything... there's a case of reverse pork barrelling going on" She went on to explain how because of her intervention and process, that a greater number of projects were supported in Labour electorates. The Auditor general found that she had favoured marginal seats.
Reverse Pork Barrelling by Kahmina January 17, 2020

barrelling

Shit Earl, we sure are barrelling down this back-road, you sure you know the way?
barrelling by Earl. November 2, 2008

Barrellism 

Noun. A frankly shocking typo with usually only two or less correctly placed letters.
“Cus the lads obv knew catfish and the bottle men who are relatively massive in that criwf.” Criwf is a barrellism for the word ‘crowd’.
Barrellism by Poison Peach February 10, 2021

barrelling

the suggestion of what to do with a retarded or pointless boyfriend of a good female friend. ie: take idiot, place in barrel, set barrel alight, sacrifice idiot to the goat gods and marvel that someone so dim can shine so bright with a little help from concentrated flames.
"hello josibelley, how is ed working out?" 'he's gone all incommunicado and clearly is an emotional cripple, not to mention the erectile dysfunction' " i think barrelling may be in order sweetpea"

"evening shelfy, heard from jim lately?" 'the spineless wanker dumped me, via facebook' " i must say, that soapdodger is looking more and more flamable everytime i ask about him. i'll get the barrel, you bring the marshmallows"

"jocelyn my dear, i hate to say it, but the new boyfriend seems a good guy and i like him." ' am so pleased you approve, i think he's a keeper' "me too, but just keep in mind, first sign of nonconformism to what you deserve, i'll barrel the bastard and scatter his ashes to the four winds" ' i know oh big brother of mine, but lets see how he goes first ok?' "(mumble, mutter, grumble, mutter etc...) if i must. but barrelling is great therapy darl so be picky and i'll stock up on kindling"

Double-barelling

Smoking to cigars and or cigarettes at oncr
Double-barelling is a good way to get stage 6 cancer
Double-barelling by Shadow:shadylyfe November 22, 2019

Thomas Bardell 

A want to be genius who plays video games. Also an abbreviation of 'handsome' and 'sexy'
I want to be like Thomas Bardell when I'm older, he's so cool!
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