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piles
An uncomfortable ailment for anyone who has accessed this word. Result of sitting on cold concrete, child-birth or anal perversions.
piles by jadio u no August 14, 2003
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piles of fuckery
noun A large, messy pile of random shit accumulated over time, which takes up more space than is feasibly possible.
piles of fuckery by BntrLrd April 15, 2016
piles wide
when your friend is blacked out, either from drinking too much or just passed out due to lack of sleep. Also piles wide is an easier way to say “kids out!”
piles wide by conor’s xan is peepin May 1, 2018
lusty piles
consisting of two ladies, the lusty piles are a band of miscreance. they hail from the bowels of hell and are here to destroy all that is good and happy.
they sing about a stolen bicycle, which used to belong to satan. also, un-dead boyfriends are a popular choice for these two zombielike lovelies.
they sing about a stolen bicycle, which used to belong to satan. also, un-dead boyfriends are a popular choice for these two zombielike lovelies.
lusty piles by piles of lust January 2, 2008
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