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freedoms 

An idiosyncratic traditional trinket of the American people which they receive at birth and are allowed to handle to its full potential once they turn 21. Americans are very fond of their freedoms but will gladly demonstrate them to you if you ask nicely.
Tourist: O herrow, sar, Imma tuwist , wud ju main to sho mi yu fouidumz?
American: Haha, sure pal. Here you go, watch and be amazed! (takes out his freedoms and shows them)
Tourist: OOooh!!!

Peter: Hey John, why you lookin' so down all day?
John: Man..I forgot where I put my freedoms, now I can't find them anywhere..
Peter: ...even the..?
John: Yes, even the gun locker
freedoms by SirSchleifchen June 18, 2017
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muh freedoms 

A term used by Americans when they feel angry, confused, and many other examples of emotions
Iraqi: bush, why can't you just buy my oil, not kill me?

George bush: muh freedoms
muh freedoms by Luke Johns November 14, 2016

FPS aka Freedoms Per Second

FPS aka Freedoms per second . America's favourite unit of measurement, the amount of freedom ( x ) can deliver per second, ( x )normally but not limited to equating to a piece of military equipment and or hardware. (FPS can only distributed by an American)
Hey Cletus have you seen the new predator drone? I hear it can deliver 65 FPS!! FPS aka Freedoms Per Second
FPS aka Freedoms Per Second by Jbag November 18, 2013

voiced freedoms 

A term referring to the universal right of all people to express their views and beliefs without fear of retribution.
Expressing our voiced freedoms is a step toward democracy!

voiced freedoms 

A term used to describe freely expressed thoughts, opinions, and beliefs without fear of retribution. Any of the opinions and beliefs voiced during practicing that right.
We are practicing the right to protect our voiced freedoms.

voiced freedoms 

A term used to describe the ability of individuals to freely express thoughts, opinions, and beliefs without fear of retribution.
He was practicing his voiced freedoms when protesting against cancel culture.
voiced freedoms by Doctor WTF January 4, 2023

voiced freedoms 

A term used to describe the ability of individuals to freely express thoughts, opinions, and beliefs without fear of cancel culture or mob rule.
It is important to Express or voiced freedoms!
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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Me: Poggers!
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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Surf Dracula Syndrome 

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