Cinn
Cinn by Hot Pocket January 1, 2007
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Cinn by Dark Elise August 27, 2020
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Cinn by Nagito Komeada January 20, 2021
cinnamize
to add religious amounts of cinnamon the holy spice and make something better. coined by anyone who has accepted cinnamon as the lord and savior of sweet and savory foods.
(guy) I'm hungry but all we have is bread. I guess I'll make some toast.
(roommate 2) Sounds good but you better cinnamize that shit, man.
(guy) Hell yes.
(sugar high girl) OMG, I cinnamize everything!
(friend) And we love you for it, but please shut up now.
(roommate 2) Sounds good but you better cinnamize that shit, man.
(guy) Hell yes.
(sugar high girl) OMG, I cinnamize everything!
(friend) And we love you for it, but please shut up now.
cinnamize by coldheart7 July 20, 2014
precious cinnamon roll
precious cinnamon roll by INEEDAUNSERNAMENAOW June 23, 2015
Cinnamon Roll
A character that is very kind and sweet but faces more hardship and suffering than they truly deserve. Comes from the usage of an article headline from 'The Onion' titled 'Beautiful Cinnamon Roll Too Good For This World, Too Pure.' to describe a person or character that is very good but faces a lot of pain in their life.
Percy Jackson fan and tumblrite: OMG, Nico di Angelo is such a cinnamon roll! I hope things turn out okay for him in the next book....
Cinnamon Roll by Tumblrite237 July 10, 2015
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