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School nuisance
Someone who shows very loud and aggressive tendencies and rages on 2k while they should be doing school work.
School nuisance by Shooter3 January 22, 2021
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nuisance by IcantthinkofANYTHINGtoputhere May 31, 2019
Youtube Nuisance
When you and your friends are sharing a computer to watch Youtube videos, and one person just HAS to show you a different video in the middle of every other one.
My friends and I were watching Ask A Ninja when one of them searched Keyboard Cat right in the middle of the video. What a Youtube Nuisance... I swear to god...
Youtube Nuisance by Jato_Unleashed April 20, 2010
Nuisance
1. One who is annoying.
2. One who wants people to follow rules but does not in return.
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2. One who wants people to follow rules but does not in return.
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Phat Kid
nuisance of cyclists
A group of three or more cyclists gathering or travelling on a public road.
As used when describing a "Flock of birds", "School of fish", etc
As used when describing a "Flock of birds", "School of fish", etc
nuisance of cyclists by LadyQ7 January 30, 2012
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