Flyn
A fucking retarded kid that no one likes who gets mad bitches even tho his hair looks like fucking noodles
You are a flyn
Flyn by Bigboibiggums September 30, 2019
flyn
flyn is a very creative name.
if anyone is called flyn then they are a bakatastic human being (or dog).
they can be odd at times but they are usually very baka.
if anyone is called flyn then they are a bakatastic human being (or dog).
they can be odd at times but they are usually very baka.
flyn by mia_kanroji June 30, 2021
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Flyn
A Flynn who decided they were too cool to have two N's in their name. Few of these legends roam the earth today, but let it be known that you are blessed if you come across one of them. Other common traits of a Flyn include a large appreciation for 21st century humor, being experienced in the art of comedy to the point of creating laughter with a single word, and having more than one gaming console.
Person 1: "Dude, you won't believe this, but this morning at the coffee shop I saw a Flyn."
Person 2: "You have to be joking, what happened?"
Person 1: "I was talking to him in the queue about memes and stuff and before I left, I asked for his name and he said "Flyn with one N!" as I left the shop."
Person 2: "That's wild bro, you are so lucky."
Person 2: "You have to be joking, what happened?"
Person 1: "I was talking to him in the queue about memes and stuff and before I left, I asked for his name and he said "Flyn with one N!" as I left the shop."
Person 2: "That's wild bro, you are so lucky."
Flyn by Cool and Intelligent Man September 7, 2021
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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