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Eburt
This is my name and as such it should define me. So this word means the closest thing to perfection that could ever exist.
ebury
A park in Watford, often overrun with "emo" kids, scene kids, various metallers and a lot of My Passion fans because it's right next to the skate park. Everyone gets paggered down there and tags on the bridge. There's also a Community Support Officer known as Community Chris who cotches out there. He's cool.
ebury by JONNI TINDALL. April 3, 2008
eburg
A boring small town in Maryland, properly named "Eldersburg." It's extremely safe, but there's nothing to do there except perhaps go visit the very large amount of surrounding farmland. Kids there, lacking almost any other fun things to do, frequently have parties and get drunk/high. Also known by high-school residents as "The Burg."
eBurn
eBurn by Jens Money October 28, 2010
Eburne
Eburne by Account_Name_1 March 9, 2021
eburek
is that a eburek?
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