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fallahi by Ichi_Horcrux May 27, 2021
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fallah
fallah by Mazin Quddus August 4, 2006
Related Words
fallahi • fallacious • Fallatio • fallacio • fallah • fallability • Fallacia Agnorum • Fallacia Vanitatis • fallacidated • Fallacient
fallacio
Boy 1 - "damn that bitch gives some amazing fallacio"
Boy 2 - "yeah, and so does her mom now i know where she gets it from"
Boy 2 - "yeah, and so does her mom now i know where she gets it from"
fallacious
Function: adjective
1 : embodying a fallacy
2 : tending to deceive or mislead : DELUSIVE
- fal·la·cious·ly adverb
- fal·la·cious·ness noun
(Merriam-Webster)
1 : embodying a fallacy
2 : tending to deceive or mislead : DELUSIVE
- fal·la·cious·ly adverb
- fal·la·cious·ness noun
(Merriam-Webster)
fallacious by Dissipate May 12, 2004
fallability
1) The potential for someone to fail at what they are appointed to do.
2) The predictable demise of a person or object.
3) The likelihood that a leader will not be powerful or head-strong enough to lead.
2) The predictable demise of a person or object.
3) The likelihood that a leader will not be powerful or head-strong enough to lead.
1) "The untrained Doctor has a high fallability factor"
2) "Steve Staunton's fallability far outweighs his managing potential"
3) "The new manager is a pussy thus he is the king of fallability"
2) "Steve Staunton's fallability far outweighs his managing potential"
3) "The new manager is a pussy thus he is the king of fallability"
fallability by martin83 October 11, 2007
Fallatio
If I were to post a definition to an online dictionary, I'd make sure I looked the word up in a proper dictionary first, to verify my spelling and definition. It's FELLATIO, moron. It's Latin. Read a book. I can't wait to see how cunnilingus is spelled...
I wanted to show off my extensive, but incorrect, knowledge of proper sex terms, so I posted fallatio to the urban dictionary. Mocking ensued.
Fallahago
(Fal-la-ha-go)
1.Person who ruins a party or just brings the party down.
2. An insult to someone at a party
1.Person who ruins a party or just brings the party down.
2. An insult to someone at a party
Fallahago by Sean Cadwallader January 4, 2009
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