Excident
Derek called his ex girlfriend who still had feelings for him , to come over for a booty call. The affect was considered an excident
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expidenture
"We are on such an expidenture right now!"
"The details of last nights expidenture are a little fuzzy at this point."
"The details of last nights expidenture are a little fuzzy at this point."
expidenture by Matt Sander May 24, 2005
Exccident
Exccident
Used to describe an Ex (ex-boyfriend,girlfriend husband or wife etc.) In a way that plainly describes how you NOW feel about the relationship.
Used to describe an Ex (ex-boyfriend,girlfriend husband or wife etc.) In a way that plainly describes how you NOW feel about the relationship.
Exccident by SweetShy&Innocent;) May 18, 2014
Exidental
Marissa- what? how, when and why did you and Amanda get together? she's my ex!
Shar- not really sure...it was kind of exidental...
Shar- not really sure...it was kind of exidental...
Exidental by Buzzchainsaw July 3, 2017
Exccident
Exccident
Used to describe an Ex (ex-boyfriend,girlfriend husband or wife etc.) In a way that plainly describes how you NOW feel about the relationship.
Used to describe an Ex (ex-boyfriend,girlfriend husband or wife etc.) In a way that plainly describes how you NOW feel about the relationship.
Exccident by SweetShy&Innocent;) May 18, 2014
exccident
Exccident
n.noun
An unexpected and undesirable ex or former lover, especially one resulting in damage or harm.
Not to be confused with
Accident
n.noun
An unexpected and undesirable event, especially one resulting in damage or harm.
n.noun
An unexpected and undesirable ex or former lover, especially one resulting in damage or harm.
Not to be confused with
Accident
n.noun
An unexpected and undesirable event, especially one resulting in damage or harm.
"My Exccident wasn't an ass hole, was a the whole ass."
"I saw something that reminded me of my Exccident today, but I flushed and everything went back to normal"
"From now on he/she will only be referred to as my Exccident"
"I saw something that reminded me of my Exccident today, but I flushed and everything went back to normal"
"From now on he/she will only be referred to as my Exccident"
exccident by SweetShy&Innocent;) May 18, 2014
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