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octagonist 

1. your arch enemy.
2. super-evil.
3. someone who gets down on you about as bad as anyone ever did.
4. someone who gets you mad in eight different ways.
That greaser across town is out for my shit, he is really octagonizing me.

Doc Ock was Spiderman's octagonist.
octagonist by Dr.Funkenbass January 23, 2010
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Dude, I took two octagons last night, and i was rolling hard as fuck!
octagons by pookie head September 27, 2007
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octagonical

the correct but commonly unused word to describe a geometric figure that has eight sides. derived from the latin vernacular 'gonical', which is translated: rachel doesnt know what she's talking about, b/c she failed geometry sophomore year.
dave: yeah if it was .... octagonical... like a stop sign

rach: you mean octagonal?? haha silly.

dave: NO, i mean octagonical... its a word...
octagonical by bigwavedave July 28, 2006

cotagonist 

one of several leading characters in a novel or play or movie or anything with characters in it. ya dig?
Eliza Doolittle and Professor Higgins are cotagonists in Pygmalion.
cotagonist by jin fucking chang April 30, 2014

Octagoning 

Verb. Past Tense: Octagoned
The act of putting down toilet paper on the seat before taking a poo as the straight lines of toilet paper form the shape of an octagon. This is mostly done in public toilets or toilets alien to the user.
Angus: I just fired off a missile
Pablo: Dude that's gross, those toilets are jank
Angus: Its cool, I octagoned the seat
Pablo: Even still, for me its my own throne or nothing

The art of octagoning is to tesselate the paper so as to block out all of the seat.
Octagoning by Chris Nissen April 24, 2008

Cotagonist 

two protagonists acting as one but also serving some sort of rivalry.
damn you guys fucking hate each other you guys are total Cotagonists
Cotagonist by cooler guy September 23, 2020
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Example 2:
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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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