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Pliok is Tamil for block
pliok by kitty alpha April 16, 2021
Words you can keep
Johns a plink
Plink by ouygbyhbbh January 9, 2022
Related Words
A racial slur
SMii7Y: "He's such a plink"
Kryoz: : "What do you mean by that?"
Plink by BrentSon69 January 9, 2022

plokijuhygtfrdeswaqzxcvbnm

You have reached peak performance of BOREDOM.

Congratulations!

You have reached the end!
You: *Boredom* types "plokijuhygtfrdeswaqzxcvbnm" (means you're bored and probably at work or school, feels like life is miserable)
The racist term for a milkbag
"He's such a plink"
"Nobody wants to be a plink"
Plink by Zombiebro January 9, 2022

Plmoknijbuhvygctfxrdzeswaq 

A word that means that you have gone left to right and top to bottom on your keyboard in a desperate cry for help, yet boredom will not let go of you, so you resort to going right to left in a top to bottom motion. If you have found this definition for the word, that means you are suffering just as I am as I type in this definition. So how about you take a different approach by finding something productive that will certainly free you from boredom, such as reading, YouTube, BuzzFeed quizzes, Quotev quizzes, listening to music, anything that might release you from boredom's grasp. By the way, if you're interested in these weird letter arrangements that you can clearly find on your keyboard, check out qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm and it's reverse twin mnbvcxzlkjhgfdsapoiuytrewq
Help! I have been captured by boredom! Here's a sign: plmoknijbuhvygctfxrdzeswaq
Is plink racist?
Yes, it's racist you dirty plink.
Plink by Avalon_McKay January 10, 2022
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