lung fish
lung fish by the cliford December 7, 2006
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Lung Fish
a fish with lungs, this fish cant breathe underwater but breathes above water filling its lungs mounted in the tail fin
Lung Fish by Llama_galama August 23, 2019
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fish lung
A fish lung is somebody who is a fool and is very weak. you may call somebody a fish lung if they back out of a fight or can not do something that concerns physical action
fish lung by daniel clarke February 7, 2007
Lungfish
Wheres John?
He is at home lungfishing cuz his girlfriend broke up with him.
-You coming to the game?
No
- You lungfish
He is at home lungfishing cuz his girlfriend broke up with him.
-You coming to the game?
No
- You lungfish
Lungfish by Berry MeCockinher July 23, 2010
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