intriguing
intriguing by astralzombie May 22, 2011
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Intriguing
Intriguing by Football vibes March 1, 2022
intriguing statistical anomaly
I just find it an intriguing statistical anomaly that out of the thousands of Canadians I've spoken to in the last half decade of living in Canada, that I have not heard a single one complain about the fact that their healthcare system is socialized (in fact the exact opposite)...Yet commonly Americans that oppose Obama's plan and live hundreds of miles from the boarder seem to know plenty for some reason.............
intriguing statistical anomaly by Anandamide September 11, 2009
Intriguinative
It is quite intriguinative that Donald Trump was able to prevail as the victorious sperm cell in the biggest race of them all.
Intriguinative by Bussa October 4, 2017
Intriguity
Paloma: shut up shut up, your dying with intriguity
Everyone else: Ok that's not a word but it should be.
Everyone else: Ok that's not a word but it should be.
Intriguity by hUBERTLANE January 27, 2018
Infriggingcredible
a obvious mix incredible and frigging (i don't need to define that do I?)
I heard this somewhere, years ago, and have used it ever since.
I heard this somewhere, years ago, and have used it ever since.
Infriggingcredible by craig~ December 16, 2008
Mutual intrigueness
I am so intrigued by you.
You can’t be intrigued by me, I'm intrigued by you.
OMG we are in mutual intrigueness
You can’t be intrigued by me, I'm intrigued by you.
OMG we are in mutual intrigueness
Mutual intrigueness by Washinator August 20, 2021
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