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cyric
a homosexual person usually associated with another homosexual going by the name of Kruddie or Manos. They are generally recognized by their lack of sex with the opposite sex, and their voluminous amounts of gay and animal porn.
cyric by cyricisahomo October 22, 2004
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Cyric
1. To go several days without showering
2. To have several bastard children whom you do not meet for up to twenty years after they are born
2. To have several bastard children whom you do not meet for up to twenty years after they are born
Cyric by Twerkouise July 20, 2013
Cricklewood
Cricklewood by .l May 9, 2014
Rickety Cricket
A character on the television show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia". An old high school classmate of the gang named Matthew Mara who was made fun of for his leg braces. He eventually becomes homeless as a result of the gang's antics. He has a crush on Sweet Dee is is often tormented by Dennis and Mac (e.g. - teabagging). On "Mac and Dennis: Manhunters", the two hunt Cricket as a form of game.
Rickety Cricket by Nate Diesel March 9, 2009
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