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garriped by the explores son April 1, 2019
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Garried
Aussie word for being real high up on amphetamines (particularly MDMA). Those who are garried tend to the life of the party!
Garried by pewpew1704 May 28, 2018
getting garried
getting garried by Milfordisratchet November 14, 2014
Garlipedia
One of the scariest books of all time, the Garlipedia is a book of dark magic that once you open it, thinking it would be about garlic, actually shows you all the dark, mysterious, horrifying, biased information about your stepfather and his stepfatherly love. Its mortal enemy is the Encyclopedia of Stepfatherhood, which is actually about garlic itself. Once you open the Garlipedia, you will be cursed for life. I once had a dream about it a few nights ago.
Garlipedia by Mr. Wordington the Tenth October 31, 2018
Garried
To be outrageously intoxicated to a point where the person no longer has control of there eyes, speech, angle of their body, but still retains the ability to be obnoxious and argumentative.
Garried by deadheadredhead July 15, 2022
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