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off the dome
off the dome by scose January 18, 2005
Related Words
dome off • Straight off the dome • off the dome • Off ya dome • dome • dome piece • dome shot • dome rocked • dome slut • Dome Doctor
Straight off the dome
Justin: Eric, how in the world did you ace that Calc test?
Eric: Easy, it was straight off the dome.
Eric: Easy, it was straight off the dome.
Straight off the dome by Straightoffthedome.com February 27, 2011
off the dome
That concert was off the dome!
My new screenplay is off the dome!
My Jabba the Hutt socks are off the dome!
My new screenplay is off the dome!
My Jabba the Hutt socks are off the dome!
off the dome by Rick Herringbone April 9, 2016
Off the dome
Off the dome by ChainSmoker530 June 14, 2021
Off the Dome
a lackadaisical term to refer to someone who spoke off “the top of their head”. Not to be confused with getting brain.
Bozo 1: Hey did you say that off the dome?
Bozo 2: yeah it was off the cuff
Bozo 1: wow you must be so eclectic and interesting
Bozo 2: yeah it was off the cuff
Bozo 1: wow you must be so eclectic and interesting
Off the Dome by @BalconyDeezNutsonyourchin October 7, 2022
Off the dome
Off the dome by Tayk’s puckered asshole June 16, 2020
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