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Generally by ZERØ O'skül March 19, 2011
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I generally love you.
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Generally
The thing that brain dead TikTok addicted ass licking ball fondling vegetative state kiddie fiddling idiots mean to say instead of 'genuinely'
Generally by ihavenoideawhattoputformyname July 11, 2021
Generally speaking money basics
Generally speaking money basics by Mike Kim April 16, 2008
Generally Hot
Someone that is generally hot is good looking, usually wealthy, and lucky. People dont really like them but respect them anyway. Like what phonies pretend to be but not a phony. Jocks are not generally hot.
Generally Hot by Dub Hub, Mad Brad and S-2-da-J September 9, 2005
generally a piece of shit
generally a piece of shit by gamermanyeahyeah December 11, 2019
Call generally nice people Ralsei Day
Call generally nice people Ralsei Day by Nooblayer_69 December 17, 2021
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