kavanauseous
“Man, I am feeling so kavanauseous after hearing that Brett Kavanaugh is getting voted to be confirmed on the Supreme Court.”
kavanauseous by tenbees October 5, 2018
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kavanauseous
kavanauseous by Randspan October 2, 2018
Word of the Day on October 5, 2018
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kavanauseous
A common misspelling of kavanauseated.
How can you drink 4 beers and not be kavanauseous.
I'm fine, and it's kavanauseated, not kavanauseous.
I'm fine, and it's kavanauseated, not kavanauseous.
kavanauseous by ClearlyACripCar October 31, 2018
Kavanauseous
That feeling you get after drinking so much that get sick and then try to convince your wife that you vomited because you ate spicy food; a hangover tainted by shame and rage.
Ashley: I told you to switch to seltzer! But no, you had to keep up with the boys. No wonder you spent the night praying to the porcelain god.
Brett (feeling Kavanauseous): Shut up! I only got sick because you made me eat that srirachi mayo shit!
Brett (feeling Kavanauseous): Shut up! I only got sick because you made me eat that srirachi mayo shit!
Kavanauseous by I. Stillikebeer October 6, 2018
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