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Julion
1. Noun
Very pretty, an amazing person, has many hoes, definitely not a virgin.
2. Verb
To fuck another
Very pretty, an amazing person, has many hoes, definitely not a virgin.
2. Verb
To fuck another
Julion by DonnyDaDuck December 3, 2021
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A guy from the dopest Disney channel show, sweet life of Zach and Cody, who works at the Tipton hotel as the bell boy.
esteban julio ricardo montoya de la rosa ramirez by IDFK I'm a random person November 15, 2013
Juuzou Suzuya
He is a character from the Japanese anime "Tokyo Ghoul" and is more of a background character than anything. He has white hair, pale skin, and is covered in stitches. Despite his creepy appearance, he is actually rather sweet and loves animals.
He is not a ghoul, but rather part of the CCG. He is introduced to the series by pickpocketing Ken Kaneki. His minor role becomes more major during the end of season 1, where he takes credit for (SPOILERS) killing Yamori (SPOILERS). Because of this, he gets his very own quinque.
He was victim of severe child abuse, but somehow seemed to retain his lovely nature. He looks up to Shinohara as a father figure, seeming as he never had one.
His iconic hair pins represent the roman numeral 13, signifying great loss or sadness. Before he joined the CCG, he didn't have hair pins. After, he did. Coincidence? I think not.
He is not a ghoul, but rather part of the CCG. He is introduced to the series by pickpocketing Ken Kaneki. His minor role becomes more major during the end of season 1, where he takes credit for (SPOILERS) killing Yamori (SPOILERS). Because of this, he gets his very own quinque.
He was victim of severe child abuse, but somehow seemed to retain his lovely nature. He looks up to Shinohara as a father figure, seeming as he never had one.
His iconic hair pins represent the roman numeral 13, signifying great loss or sadness. Before he joined the CCG, he didn't have hair pins. After, he did. Coincidence? I think not.
Juuzou Suzuya by juuzousquinque April 19, 2017
woof woof julio
The attic has plywood and lighting, take a look. The basement is not normal, take a look. Woof woof Julio
woof woof julio by aabust07 December 28, 2020
Crazy Julio
The act of pouring hot pepper juice on ones penis before inserting into the vagina during a doggy style love making session, then, during the act, screaming obscenities in Spanish while punching each butt cheek with your fists in a flailing motion.
Crazy Julio by Lil Pleat November 12, 2007
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