perreando
perreando by Lola_lola23_2 September 5, 2006
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perriando
perriando by nan1karate August 16, 2006
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perreando • perriando • perpendogular • Perfendo • periando • pernando • Perrand • Perranporth • perreaud • Perrindo
pernando
Pernando could be defined as a man among Gods. Otherwise known as the guy all guys aspire to be and a true homie. Many people have known him to have a swag level of over 9000 and a very good taste in women.
(commonly mistaken as Fernando)
(commonly mistaken as Fernando)
pernando by The Urban Dictionary Elder January 17, 2015
perreaud
a large nosed individual, that is notorious for date rape; also is a brand of shaving cream for your ass
perreaud by FlossyMango - My xbox gamer April 6, 2009
periando
perpendogular
When your dog sleeps in bed between you and your significant other, however the dog sleeps perpendicular to both of you, keeping you both as far away as possible.
“I would like to sleep as close to my fiancé as possible in bed, but our dog sleeps perpendogular so we sleep like three feet apart.”
perpendogular by NateMaz August 14, 2018
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