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Metallic 

Sexy kissable man usually made out of metal
Omg Is that a metallic?
Metallic by Frito2 March 19, 2022

Metallic Rainbow 

A rainbow lacking in color and presented in greyscale.

When displayed it can take on a few meanings:
1. An open statement of one's heterosexuality.
2. Having Anti-Homosexual sentiment.
3. A fan of the Metal genre of music.
4. In protest against the use of the rainbow as a homosexual symbol.
5. Replacement for non-homosexual emblems, labels, signs or etc. that feature a colored rainbow, as to avoid confusion.
A truck with a Metallic Rainbow bumper sticker.

Metallic Purple 

The color purple when it is metallic.
Person: "Metallic purple is a groovy color."
Metallic Purple by Evil October 18, 2003

Metallic Daniel 

One who is commonly referred to as Metallic Daniel because of his random acts of pedophilia in the Metal Dan style. One performs this task on local children (boys) on the periphery of the academy at which one attends. However this sex act can be performed anywhere and is often frowned upon by nearby civilians.
Sara: I can't believe that Metallic Daniel had the nerve to Metal Dan the headmaster's son, that's so disgusting!

Jack: Eh, depends on what you're into.
Metallic Daniel by meatycock November 30, 2011

Metallic Falcons

A baby metal/ethereal band created by Matteah Baim and Sierra Casady (from Cocorosie).

They released one album in 2006 called "Desert Doughnuts"
Person 1: What are you listening to?

Person 2: the Metallic Falcons! They're awesome check them out!
Metallic Falcons by Salvadorudy March 23, 2013

Metallic buttocks 

Metallic buttocks by 1102 November 27, 2003
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