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Luffles
1. Waffles of love; an alternative to/abbreviation of saying "waffles of love upon you!"
2. To have overflowing love for someone to the point of needing to store it in little compartments.
Often used between couples in texts or while cuddling.
Also commonly seen in family or close-friend relationships.
2. To have overflowing love for someone to the point of needing to store it in little compartments.
Often used between couples in texts or while cuddling.
Also commonly seen in family or close-friend relationships.
Luffles by LuffleBunny June 29, 2011
schnuffle luffle
schnuffle luffle by schnufflehead August 5, 2009
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Biffles for Liffles
"We're not just friends, we're not just best friends, we're not just biffles, we're BIFFLES FOR LIFFLES."
Biffles for Liffles by Mr. La-Liffle June 25, 2009
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