parabolic
1. of or similar to a parable, riddle, or proverb
2. a dark saying
3. things which have been kept secret; mysterious
2. a dark saying
3. things which have been kept secret; mysterious
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Parabolic
The best shape to use in tailoring a new pair of Daisy Duke shorts. The high point of the curve should come above the center of the front of the thigh while the low point is joined at the back of the thigh, just above where the ass meets the legs.
Did you check out that bartender at The Lodge this weekend? The one in the parabolic Daisy Dukes. Definitely has the sweetest ass in Arizona.
Parabolic by Tongue Punch October 9, 2010
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To party like the world is going to end tomorrow. Taking the craziness to the next level and even beyond that.
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Gone Parabolic
Something that has gone from small to extremely large, off-the-charts, huge, mammoth in short order. An incredibly fast and large increase -- ie exponential.
1. He ability to annoy has gone parabolic since he quit smoking. I can't stand to hear anymore about how cigs are bad for you from him!
2. The rate of complaining here has gone parabolic since the company eliminated this year's bonuses.
2. The rate of complaining here has gone parabolic since the company eliminated this year's bonuses.
Gone Parabolic by plresultsman October 12, 2011
Parabolacorona
Parabolacorona by Ketchup ^-^ March 1, 2020
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