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mask on
mask on by Mixmaster_Cockstab October 30, 2017
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I can't breathe with a mask on
A phrase used by karens who can't grow up and don't understand that other people can't breathe with the coronavirus.
I can't breathe with a mask on by mrguy122345 August 13, 2020
One eyed mask
When you do a runny shit on someones face when they are asleep sunbathing and you put a coin on their forehead. The coin heats up and when they wake up the shit has dried and the coin has left a mark on the forehead that looks like a big red eyball.
Karen drank to much while sunbathing and passed out. When she came to, jono had given her a One eyed mask.
One eyed mask by DoctorSparky October 3, 2018
Maskon
I ignored the shouts from the maskon as i walked through the automatic doors into the grocery store.
Maskon by JesterOthePines February 13, 2021
Maskonista
Someone who wears stylish n95 mask or any other surgical mask with designs. Usually referring to those who enjoy showing off their mask in public.
Maskonista by Dageraron April 29, 2020
maskonimity
maskonimity by hamburgdude January 9, 2021
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