conchola
A Conchola is a black person with a fractured ankle. He was given the name by a beautiful bitch with the initials of TRC. TRC can also be a Brahms. They love each other dearly.
conchola by THEREALLARRY October 9, 2016
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Conchobar
An Irish name, read "Connor". Nobody fucking knows how but you read it Connor.
Aka Louis Tomlinson's son.
Aka Louis Tomlinson's son.
Conchobar by that girl with the phone January 26, 2016
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Negotiating The Release Of The Cocholate Hostages
Hey Creepy Chris I just finised Negotiating The Release Of The Cocholate Hostages. It took 20 minutes.
Negotiating The Release Of The Cocholate Hostages by Cecil Buttram October 27, 2004
canchola
canchola by Vanilla Water November 8, 2017
Chonchola
Noun used to describe a person, place, or thing if you forget what it is actually called or can not say the real word in that moment
Chonchola by FireCrotch17 May 10, 2020
Conchala
Conchala by mex_vanilla February 5, 2021
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