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Baticularneosis
The scientific name of the rare and serious illness commonly known as bat flu. Symptoms include loss of memory, excessive salivating, fear of entering chlorinated water, and growth of wing-like protrusions from your back.
Jenna opened the bathroom stall and was greeted by a vicious family of bats. They attacked and the bites transmitted baticularneosis. After that she had an intense fear of going to the pool for years.
"Dude where's Jenna?"
"Oh i heard she has bat flu. .. or like baticularneosis or some shit... like shit."
"Dude where's Jenna?"
"Oh i heard she has bat flu. .. or like baticularneosis or some shit... like shit."
Baticularneosis by swimmachamp94 January 13, 2010
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beastular
beastular by the hizzle May 19, 2005
Breasticulating
To speak with ones breasts (preferably female) while interacting with the opposite sex in an attempt to flirt/attact attention.
OMG!, did you see how Brittany is like totally Breasticulating while talking with Johnny. She can wiggle those mosquito bites all she wants, cuz mine are bigger, and Johnnys like so much more into me.
Breasticulating by Greenlantrn October 11, 2010
breasticular
Adjective. Related to the adverb breasticularily and the noun breasticularity.
Formal slang either used to describe a person or meaning "having to do with breasts". It usually implies vastness if used to describe people, but not always as the examples below show.
Formal slang either used to describe a person or meaning "having to do with breasts". It usually implies vastness if used to describe people, but not always as the examples below show.
She is very breasticular. Her new girlfriend was a breasticular disappointment. They practised breasticular nudity at the beach. Her breasticular look made her famous fast. He enjoyed breasticular ejaculation.
breasticular by Breasticular July 20, 2019
beerticular
beerticular by HopLips September 12, 2016
breastacular
breastacular by BEingEatEn August 22, 2018
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