Horrors
(as in the) A state of anxiety and paranoia brought on by excessive drinking the night before. Usually follows the physical symptoms of a hangover.
Horrors by historicism-povertyof August 19, 2008
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Horrors
"Horrors!" cried Thomas, and shut his eyes.
-Thomas Comes to Breakfast, Thomas and Friends, 1961/1986
-Thomas Comes to Breakfast, Thomas and Friends, 1961/1986
Horrors by Waterwell Pie Productions October 21, 2022
horrors shoes
Shoes so pointy they'd have someones pancreas out.
Worn by the spider legged uk punk band The Horrors.
Worn by the spider legged uk punk band The Horrors.
Winklepickers, batcave boots, dawn boots, chelsea boots... these can all be classed as horrors shoes
horrors shoes by JESSICA ROSE December 12, 2007
horrors hair
Amazing large hair which defies gravity. Ultimate cool. Backcomb + hairspray = awesome. Add Horrors pointy generally black shoes to the equation and then you are on the way to being pretty cool. Big Hair!
Don't be square, get horrors hair?
Are we going out with horrors hair tonight, i will bring the hair spray
Are we going out with horrors hair tonight, i will bring the hair spray
horrors hair by don't_be_square March 23, 2007
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