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Comardelle
The most amazing, and mispronounced, last name in the world. Common in people who live "down the bayou" or on the Westbank in Nawlins. Usually pronounced as "Carmadelle" or "ComARdellie."
Person 1: Hey, what was that chick's last name? She lived on the West Bank?
Person 2: Oh, Comardelle. She's pretty fly.
Person 2: Oh, Comardelle. She's pretty fly.
Comardelle by Superawesomemegafoxyhot August 15, 2010
Related Words
conarde • contarded • Coarder • Cobardes, cobaUrdes, cobardeS • comarde • Comardelle • Conard • Conard High School • Conaresa • conrade
contarded
Contarded: adjective.
It's the replacement word for retarded, because retarded is an insult to people who have mental retardation. People who are actually retarded feel sad when people use this word to tell others that they are stupid or dumb. So, by using contarded, you wil not insult other people.
It's the replacement word for retarded, because retarded is an insult to people who have mental retardation. People who are actually retarded feel sad when people use this word to tell others that they are stupid or dumb. So, by using contarded, you wil not insult other people.
Conard
One of two high schools in WH, CT, along with Hall. Unlike Hall, however, Conard is ethnically diverse, comprised of students from middle to lower income backgrounds, and the underdog of WH. Famous Conard grads include "Bob" from the commercials (Come on down!) James and David Naughton (both actors). James played Dr. Pepper in the famous commercials and was the main character in An American Werewolf in London; David starred on Broadway in 'City of Angels' and 'Chicago' and has appeared on TV several times (Law and Order, If These Walls Could Talk, . . .). Hall students often claim superiority, but seldom have any real evidence to back it up.
Hall student: Conard sucks! Hall is so much better!
Conard student: What makes you say that?
Hall: we have better SAT scores, more money, and no black or hispanic people!
Conard: uh huh. Yup, you definitely go to Hall. (p. s. the last time you had better SAT scores than us, Reagan was still president.)
Conard student: What makes you say that?
Hall: we have better SAT scores, more money, and no black or hispanic people!
Conard: uh huh. Yup, you definitely go to Hall. (p. s. the last time you had better SAT scores than us, Reagan was still president.)
Conard by luckyuhvdashboard April 19, 2007
Cowardess
The girl said that she would stand up to him/her and more, and the guy/girl ended up getting assassinated by a mysterious cowardess.
Cowardess by Solid Mantis December 24, 2019
contarded
contarded by CarooxCore April 9, 2007
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”
Notes:
Not a brand name—just shorthand for the whole GLP-1 wave. Frequently shows up in online jokes, gym talk, and group chats where people pretend they’re *totally* doing it naturally.
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“Ever since the glippy hit, food feels optional.”
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“That summer body? Yeah, glippy assisted.”
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