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purple circle 

A purple circle represents a 100% account allocation of Gamestop Corp. stock with the transfer agent Computershare. This also represents the grassroots direct registration (DRS) movement of activist investors.
"Why am I seeing purple circles photoshopped to people's pictures?" "Oh, it's the Computershare DRS for Gamestop stock. They're going to change the investment game forever."
purple circle by leavemeanon December 10, 2021
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purple circle 

An elitist group of people that congregate to the exclusion of others in a workplace or institution.
Hey “J” are you joining the purple circle for lunch today?
purple circle by Ferret August 20, 2007

Purple Circle 

Last night I put it in my girlfriend's purple circle
Purple Circle by BeckysManSlave September 27, 2008

Purple circle 

A gang bang involving a circle of men covered in grape jelly with one man or woman in the middle, who gets purple loving from every angle. The jelly is also a good tasty lubricant.
Jim loved it last night when Justin, Riley, Mike, and Tom gave him a purple circle.
Purple circle by NakedTreeMan January 19, 2023

purple circle 

When you give someone a very dark hickey that presents itself as a deep purplish color. To achieve this one typically has to apply alot of pressure by sinking one's teeth into the desired skin surface.
Things got very heavy last night between Alex and I. Check out what he did to my neck, it's a real purple circle. It was SO hot!
purple circle by frenchdrain January 18, 2023
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Failure Shower 

When you fail at something in life (eg. failing an exam or not getting a job), go home and spend an hour just standing in the shower, propping yourself up against the wall with your eyes on your feet.
Caleb knew the only thing to do after he didnt get prefect was take a failure shower.
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