exporg

It is a term to describe an awesome and cool team.

You are doing a great job!! You are such an exporg!! <3

by trendychik October 12, 2022

excorgism

Simultaneous ejaculation with demon exorcism

Mitch fucked her so hard so long her eyeballs rolled back into her head a demon left her body and he deposited his spirit into the department of the interior

When the smoke cleared there was a stigmata stain on his bed from his excorgism

by Tonythetiler November 17, 2017

expurgation

Expurgation, also known as bowdlerization, is a form of censorship that involves purging anything deemed noxious or offensive from an artistic work, or other type of writing of media.

Episode 11 of the popular gore filled kill fest, "Madness Combat"

Frank: Hey did you see expurgation?
Timmy: "The song from the Friday Night Funkin' mod?"
Frank: "No, you fucking idiot."

by SubscribeToAbsurdClientLol June 8, 2021

expurgated

To purify or 'purge' of impurity; especially with reference to written material

Don't worry; I'll produce an expurgated version!

by Dad Cranney July 2, 2011

excorgism

Simultaneous ejaculation with demon exorcism

Mitch fucked her so hard so long her eyeballs rolled back into her head a demon left her body and he deposited his spirit into the department of the interior

When the smoke cleared there was a stigmata stain on his bed from his excorgism

by Tonythetiler November 17, 2017

Exportant

When something is exportant, it give the significance to something else.

Important items bring the significance to themselves, as an import is brought to the country. Exportant items are like exports; they are given elsewhere.

Band class in middle school is not important at all, but it is exportant, however. It shows how significant the high school band is.

by N@y July 3, 2012

Export English

To speak in a very slow manner so those with limited understanding of English can understand you better. Used extensively in conversations with foreigners whilst working abroad or in discussions with those new to the United Kingdom from say India. Also involves the use of simple words in simply constructed sentences. First expressed by Sir Alan Sugar on The Apprentice.

'W H A T, D O, Y O U, T H I N K, A B O U T, T H A T, I D E A, ?' followed by a nod (or waggle) of the head from the other party and my immediate response ' N O, T H A T, W A S, A, Q U E S T I O N, I, A M, S P E A K I N G, I N, EXPORT ENGLISH, S O, Y O U, C A N, U N D E R S T A N D, M E.

by TwoBlonds September 6, 2012