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mowed lawn by Louisiana Tiger January 15, 2020
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mowed my lawn
Broader use of the old term "mowed my lawn" or "mowing my lawn," across a wider range of applications. It used to mean blatantly attempting to steal someone's female interest but now means generally rudely stealing or taking something cunningly, and usually right in front of their face.
mowed my lawn by hundalair January 30, 2009
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lawn mowed
when someone performs the helicopter in a horizontal position using their ding dong to slap their partner in the face.
lawn mowed by SwimmerDude3 October 28, 2020
mowed the lawn
mowed the lawn by Woopinyoass November 1, 2020
Mowed her lawn
Mowed her lawn by Thisnibba January 15, 2020
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mowed the lawn by Woopinyoass November 1, 2020
fucked up like a snake in a lawn mower.
1. A degree of disorder, disarray, or confusion that is generally the result of either the long-term mismanagement of a process or the sudden, explosive collapse of a short-term project.
2. Advanced intoxication. Individual is minutes away from vomiting, blackout, arrest, or a beatdown. Generally used in West or Central Texas.
2. Advanced intoxication. Individual is minutes away from vomiting, blackout, arrest, or a beatdown. Generally used in West or Central Texas.
1.) J: "How bad was the condition of the jobsite you visited?"
D: "Man, they have got that place fucked up like a snake in a lawn mower."
2.) F: "That guy has been drinking all day."
L: "He's fucked up like a snake in a lawn mower."
D: "Man, they have got that place fucked up like a snake in a lawn mower."
2.) F: "That guy has been drinking all day."
L: "He's fucked up like a snake in a lawn mower."
fucked up like a snake in a lawn mower. by jcodya December 22, 2009
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