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furryfreak

The name of an imbred poodle. Commonly used to associate freaks with the stupidity of the animal.
Get out of the bathroom while I'm peeing you furryfreak! go watch the cat, or the bird or something but stop running to the bathroom everytime i pee so you can watch!

She is a furryfreak, everytime I try to go outside she runs under my feet until I fall on the floor on my face!
furryfreak by crazypoodleowner December 30, 2010
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FABULOUS FURRY FREAK BROTHERS 

The subject of hilarious underground comics circa 1970. The Freak Brothers, along with their contemporary Doper Dan, were hippie slackers whose only ambition in life was to get stoned. It is advised to be very stoned when reading these publications.
After getting stoned out of my mind, I fell on the floor laughing and yelling 'author!' 'author!' after reading the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers.

Furryspeak 

Furryspeak (Also known as OwOspeak) is a type of typing commonly used by Furries to indicate cuteness.

Furryspeak consists of replacing L and R letters with the letter W and adding ascii emoticons to text at the end. (depending on the situation) (not to be confused with Emojis, though Emojis are still usable in Furryspeak)

Most commonly you can see words like "Hello" be replaced by "Hewwo"

Commonly Furryspeak also uses emoticons like "OwO" and "UwU" at the end of the text, mattering on the situation, it is best to know the emoticons' definitions before using them.
How Furryspeak is used:
Random Person: Hey, how are things?
Furry: Things are going weww, how about you! ^w^
Furry Hater: God dammit, not again.
Furry: Why do you have to keep fowwowing me! >w<
Furryspeak by Erron2005 October 7, 2020
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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