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barnanagrams 

Engaging in a game of "Bananagrams" while also enjoying a beverage at your favorite bar;
Barnanagrams works best on the weekends.
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bananagrasm 

The climax of bananagrams excitement, characterized by feelings of pleasure felt all over your body. This peak is often experienced when a player shouts out 'BANANAS' (or when clicking the Banana button whilst playing online) These feelings of pleasure are predominantly experienced by true Bananagrams lovers, however many new comers may come across this feeling way early on in their bananagrams career.
Sara: I just had a bananagrasm!
Aisha: Cool story brah.
bananagrasm by itslynftw August 25, 2011
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bananagrams 

The most addicting game ever. Similar to Scrabble without the points, board, and boringness.
Four hours passed while we were playing bananagrams.
bananagrams by Banana-addict February 1, 2009

Bananagram

A term commonly thought to be referring to pictures of penises - like Instagram but for dicks - by those who have never played the game before.
Hey cutie, want me to send you a bananagram?
Bananagram by Carebear699 July 4, 2017

bananagram

A game based upon spelling often played by girls. The game is based upon outbursts of banana based words making each round especially fruity. Tiles are involved.
The sorority sisters settled down after a long night of pillow fights and giggling to play a rousing game of bananagrams involving further giggling whenever a silly word was used.
bananagram by Yeah Itsme February 3, 2010

bananagram

yo, i totally gave that chick a bananagram last night.
bananagram by wilkinson08 April 4, 2008

Bananagrams 

He said “do you like fruit?” And sent me bananagrams.
Bananagrams by Joefrances April 25, 2020
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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Example 2:
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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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