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Big Worm 

A Big tall Polish Mother Fucker, who happens to be one of the coolest Mother Fuckers alive
Big Worm by krzysiu January 16, 2008
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Big Worm 

Gerard: Yo, Big Worm. There's a crazy teenie over here trying to kill me.
Big Worm: On it, gee.
Big Worm by its a secret. December 28, 2007

big worm 

someone who is long in the body, resembling a big worm.
usually spotted between the months of febuary and april nestling in cinemas or on the beach between cliffs before the torso splits open revealing a bright and shining butterfly
'big worm, you are beautiful'
'dadddy when will i split out of my long body and become a butterfly?'
'look between those two cliffs, its a couple of big worms'
'great!'
big worm by ggbnjhfdssvb January 22, 2009

Big Worm 

Latent homosexual sales traders in Tokyo with a penchant for golden showers and small boys called Abe. Often mistaken for a genuine member of society.
Harry's mate Tom is such a Big Worm, I saw him at a forum in Feb and thought he was OK but the next week he was caught in an alleyway pissing on a small boy
Big Worm by Steu March 18, 2008

Big Worm 

Character from the 1995 film "Friday." Big Worm had a perm and drove around the neighborhood.
Oh no, here comes Big Worm!
Big Worm by justanotherguyonthenet November 19, 2023
Lenny is BIGWORM!
BigWorm by Don Nutt June 10, 2004

BigWorm Style 

That bitch is already passed out, lets wake him up bigworm style.
BigWorm Style by Blunts January 12, 2005
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