pub'd
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pub'd by Victor Van Styn December 28, 2005
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pub dust
often when people are in a busy pub and are waiting for a long time to be served at the bar, by the time it comes to their turn they cant be bothered finding the correct change, so hand over notes, leaving them with lots of pub dust (change)
pub dust by ninkendo 64 October 28, 2009
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pub'd • Pub Daddy • pub demon • Pub Dog • pub don • pub dust • Pub Lie Down • Desert Pub • Deweys Pub • drink a pub
pub don
pub don by ronaldfff76 May 21, 2021
pub demon
1) Someone who joins a public video game lobby and instantly enhances the gaming experience.
2) Someone who joins a public video game lobby, dies and keeps chatting or annoying people.
3) What you see when you host a public video game lobby, expecting your friends to join.
(Definitions vary depending on who you talk to)
2) Someone who joins a public video game lobby, dies and keeps chatting or annoying people.
3) What you see when you host a public video game lobby, expecting your friends to join.
(Definitions vary depending on who you talk to)
pub demon by Sofaklient July 29, 2024
Pub Lie Down
When you get reallly drunk on a Pub Crawl that you are no longer able to walk or crawl it is then known as a Pub Lie down.
Pub Lie Down by Lolo_oxo March 6, 2010
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