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mirrorball 

(visual and written)synonym for American singer, songwriter, writer, performer, actress, film director and Dr. in fine arts Taylor Swift
-“LOOK, TAYLOR SWIFT CAME TO MY PROM”
-“That’s a picture of a mirrorball…”
-“Exactly”
mirrorball by ppeater13 June 11, 2022

mirrorball 

The golden rule. To do onto other as they have done onto you, multiplied. If someone is being a douchebag to you, you become an even bigger douchebag right back to them. Same with kindness.
She's been a real bitch to me. So I mirrorballed her and she totally didn't like it haha
mirrorball by TheRagingDemon March 10, 2011

Mirrorball 

One of the Artic Monkeys' best songs, even tho it's quite different from their usual
«So can we be absolutely sure that there's a mirrorball?..»
Mirrorball by Guess_what September 13, 2022

mirrorball 

mirrorball is someone who is baby.
taylor swift: i’m a mirrorball
audrey: you sure are :)
mirrorball by trinityedwards May 6, 2022

mirrorball girlie 

girls who relate to Taylor Swift’s song ‘mirrorball’ in her album ‘folklore’. basically girls who want to be seen by others. girls who are ignored and only get the spotlight sometimes, usually when they’re at their worst. girls who do everything for everyone else and don’t get anything back.
“i hate being a mirrorball girlie”

“what does that mean”

microballs 

A derogatory term applied to someone who regularly avoids their responsibilities.
He once again demonstrated his sad condition which was a severe and chronic case of microballs.
microballs by Dr Bunnygirl July 20, 2019
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Respectfully 

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