sallysaurus
sallysaurus by fishdb February 13, 2017
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Sassysaurus
A highly sassy, diva-like individual who expresses irritating behaviour beyond normal acceptable expectations. Can be accentuated further to a 'Sassysauras Rex', depending on the circumstances.
Sassysaurus by Jisonator February 25, 2015
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sillysaurus
1. Sillysaurus is a word very similar to the expression silly goose. It only differs in the sense that the said person is being so silly it's as if they were from the dinosaur era. It is used to describe someone acting very silly. In other words if someone is being funny but ridiculous, they're being a sillysaurus.
2. Sillysaurus can also be used to refer to someone who often behaves in a very silly but funny way.
2. Sillysaurus can also be used to refer to someone who often behaves in a very silly but funny way.
Maeve: Hey do you know what an archeologist is?
Daniel: Yeah....Someone whose career is in ruins!
Maeve: Hahahahahah oh you're such a sillysaurus
Daniel: Yeah....Someone whose career is in ruins!
Maeve: Hahahahahah oh you're such a sillysaurus
sillysaurus by dawesomedaniel April 24, 2011
Sandysaurus
Sandysaurus by Sandysaurus May 28, 2008
Sillysauros
The gayest dinosaur in Jurassic Park. Expert knowledge of Sherwin-Williams paint, is a master of interior design, and superb fashion sense.
Dude, John"thunder-thighs"Michel, that French guy from queer-eye is trying to hurt me with his wrist-flicking action, what a Sillysauros.
Sillysauros by Tucker Hagen January 26, 2006
sillysaurus
A carousing "dinosaur" sorostitute that gets way too smashed to handle her unsightly features. Liable for lawsuits by dancing on bars and breaking too many light fixtures with her "tail" (i.e. fat ass and large hair.)
sillysaurus by beebers February 21, 2007
sammysaurus
usually their name is samuel johnson and usually their parents are eric and wendy. They often praise the sammy gods from time to time. They love beverages. They love to play barbies with their little sister molly which is also a transgender
sammysaurus by the sammysaurus whisperer February 16, 2018
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