gradeworm
Persons who lack natural intelligence that believe the be all and end all of life is to become a doctor/lawyer.
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8th gradeoritis
Similar to 'Senioritis' 8th Gradeoritis is the chronic disease of not willing or not planning on doing any work, and lazy slacking due to the fact you know what highschool you are going to. Students tend to not give a shit, wear 'lazy' clothes to school and just usually look like shit, not taking the time to care because they aren't in highschool yet and don't need to impress the noobs they've known for eight or more years. Complete nonchalantness will take place. Cause: BOREDOM.
Usually takes place in the middle of the year. ( THE CLOSER TO GRADUATION THE WORSE.) Only known cure: GRADUATION!
Usually takes place in the middle of the year. ( THE CLOSER TO GRADUATION THE WORSE.) Only known cure: GRADUATION!
Person 1: THIS CLASS IS SO BORING.
Person 2: Who gives a shit.
Person 1: 8th gradeoritis?
Person 2: uh, duh.
Person 2: Who gives a shit.
Person 1: 8th gradeoritis?
Person 2: uh, duh.
8th gradeoritis by mostawesomestpersonever. March 10, 2011
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Graveworm by True Metal Head October 3, 2003
grapeworld
The state of being stoned, lit, torched, high, toasted, etc. This is used in place of getting high to be able to communicate with your friends what you're gonna do publicly while keeping what you are going to do a secret to others
Ben: Hey Kyle i got tickets to grapeworld you wanna come?
Kyle: Hell yeah, good thing shannon doesnt know what grape world is.
Ben: i know, i love how mad she gets since she doesnt know
Kyle: Hell yeah, good thing shannon doesnt know what grape world is.
Ben: i know, i love how mad she gets since she doesnt know
grapeworld by Ben Crawford April 22, 2006
grapeworld
The state of being stoned, lit, torched, high, toasted, etc. This is used in place of getting high to be able to communicate with your friends what you're gonna do publicly while keeping what you are going to do a secret to others
Ben: Hey Kyle i got tickets to grapeworld you wanna come?
Kyle: Hell yeah, good thing shannon doesnt know what grape world is.
Ben: i know, i love how mad she gets since she doesnt know
Kyle: Hell yeah, good thing shannon doesnt know what grape world is.
Ben: i know, i love how mad she gets since she doesnt know
grapeworld by Ben Crawford April 22, 2006
gravework
When you knock someone's legs out from under them with a baseball bat, proceed to squat backwards over their face, placing your nutsack over their mouth in a "teabagging" fashion and proceeding to wail on their groin with the aforementioned baseball bat.
Dude, I totally pretended my car broke down, and when this dude stopped to help me, I graveworked him into oblivion. 10 points.
gravework by graveworker November 2, 2009
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