päike
How did he päike that branch?
päike by The-illuminati March 23, 2021
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painers
(noun)Painkilling pain pills. Narcotic opiods, usually referring to the lower grade hydrocodone persuasion such as loratab or loraset, but can also include oxycodone, morphine, etc.
painers by Nikki Stixx December 11, 2018
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paikea • päike • Paikealani • paikei (pay-k) • Paige • packers • packed • packet • packed out • Packed Up
Doing a T-Paine
The act of sitting in complete silence for the duration of a first date, and still gaining a second.
Dude: You said absolutely nothing to Katie last night! It must have been so awkward!
Tom: Nah, it was fine! I was 'Doing a T-Paine', we are going out again next week.
Tom: Nah, it was fine! I was 'Doing a T-Paine', we are going out again next week.
Doing a T-Paine by UnbelievableD October 13, 2013
Low Mic Packer
The original form of packing, regular packing with a low monotone type of voice, and a low microphone.
Low Mic Packer by thethizzkid December 4, 2020
Piggy packer
Piggy packer by I, Wreckerrr October 15, 2016
Speed Packer
A speed packer is a packer who can say multiple jokes and words quickly in a short amount of time. Nonstop packing.
"I couldn't even get my joke in because he's a speed packer, I couldn't say my jokes as fast as he did!"
Speed Packer by thethizzkid December 13, 2020
Loud Mic Packer
1. Regular packing with a loud tone of voice. 2. Loud gibberish, mumbling, static, or repetitive incomprehensible sounds, usually Loud Mic Packers use Fl studio to make their voice sound louder.
Loud Mic Packer by thethizzkid December 7, 2020
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