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As a noun, the homeless vagabond regularly subjected to inserting objects into their rectum for loose change on game nights.

Used as a verb, meaning to reverse consume foreign objects (lightbulbs, gerbils, etc.) so far into one's anal cavity that a surgeon would need to remove it.
"Phfill would try to pick up his kids from school, but be awkwardly chased off by a broom into an alley where he'd later try to pass the mason jar from his colon"

Verb:

"Did you just phfill yourself up with oversized marbles."
phfill by remarkwise February 12, 2015
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Phillip Hodge 

The born name of hip hop artist thuggizzle.
My nigga thuggizzle real name phillip hodge.
Phillip Hodge by hood cred April 2, 2019
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Phillip Hodge 

A foster kid who made it out of the foster care system to make a name for himself as rap artist thuggizzle.
Thuggizzle government issued name is Phillip Hodge.
Phillip Hodge by Tvgee April 2, 2019

Phillip Hodge 

Phillip Hodge raps under the name thuggizzle
Phillip Hodge by NiggaNow April 2, 2019

Phillip Hodge 

The government issued name for thuggizzle.
I didn't know thuggizzle real name was phillip hodge.

Phillip Hodge 

Thuggizzle real name is phillip hodge!
Phillip Hodge by Tigerwatch April 2, 2019

Phillip Hodge 

Hip hop artist and community philanthropist thuggizzle.
Phillip Hodge raps under the name thuggizzle.
Phillip Hodge by hood cred April 2, 2019
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pajama casual 

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