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Laxstitute
1. Damn, if we throw that party tonight at the lacrosse house, all the Laxstitutes will come out.
2. Kristin is the biggest Laxstitute at school. She has been through the entire first two midfield lines and both of the goalies!
2. Kristin is the biggest Laxstitute at school. She has been through the entire first two midfield lines and both of the goalies!
Laxstitute by A.J. Z January 21, 2006
Laxstitute
Laxstitute by Care to Lax? February 1, 2010
laxtitute
laxtitute by AnnieGLaxtitute February 8, 2010
lastminute.com
We haven't bought Mark a birthday present and his party starts in an hour!
Nothing like leaving it to the lastminute.com
Nothing like leaving it to the lastminute.com
lastminute.com by Giffer September 1, 2006
laxstitutes
Bitches who cheer at all lacrosse games. Girls who stalk, and obsessively love all lacrosse players.
laxstitutes by meganisawesomehellyeah July 10, 2010
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