courageous
courageous by Alquiasha November 27, 2015
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courageous
Someone who has the strength to accomplish something great everyday and have faith in everything he/she does.
Omg she so courageous to me!!!
courageous by MyMyae October 3, 2018
courageous
1. To understand the danger of a situation but desipte that, do what is needed to protect/save what is in danger.
courageous by Human Shield For Sale August 3, 2006
courageous
Having four kids from four different guys and not knowing who any of there fathers are, then going on Maury and testing nine different guys and still not knowing who the father is.
Fast forward one minute into this video to truly find out what courageous means. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk5w5w5vNFM
courageous by GoldieTheMack August 25, 2006
Courageous
Man, I must have been feeling pretty courageous to get out there and dance last night. How much did I drink?
Courageous by shock6906 September 29, 2010
courageous flatulence
Mellisa accused me of checking out her bff. While she was in middle of her tirade I answered her with courageous flatulence. She was left stunned, disgusted. The conversation concluded, the day won.
courageous flatulence by Shakesmear May 11, 2022
Courageous Chris
When you have to take a gnarly shit so you walk down the road, proceed to pull your pants down, spread your ass cheeks with your hands then plop one down with no need to wipe!
Courageous Chris by EuhEuheeEeeEuheyEuuuhhhyy January 25, 2021
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.