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Satisfied 

He will never be satisfied. I will never be satisfied.
Satisfied by Angelica Schuyler March 5, 2017

Satisfied 

The feeling you can never have once Alexander Hamilton comes into your life.
"I will never be satisfied"-Angelica
Satisfied by Glitchwantsyodick December 26, 2016

Satisfied 

A feeling when you are happy. Like uh like when you like uh umm yeah you know
Yes satisfied

Satisfied Salamander 

sat•is•fied |ˈsatisˌfīd|
sal•a•man•der |ˈsaləˌmandər|

noun, vulgar slang.

oral stimulation of a man's penis to the point of ejaculation, as ejaculating the man removes his penis and proceeds with his ejaculation while aiming for his partners nose. If successful the male's reproductive fluid will go up his partners nose and down the throat. His partner will then cough up the man's semen and will look like a "Satisfied Salamander"

ORIGIN,

Satisfied: Latin, satisfacere ‘to content,’
Salamander: Greek, salamandra
Hey, baby. Have you ever heard of a "Satisfied Salamander"?

you will never be satisfied

you will never be satisfied with what you have. you get a wife/husband and then cheat on them by accident because the person that made you cheat is forcing you to.
Person A: i know my sister like i know my own mind, you will never find, anyone who is trusting or as kind! i love my sister more than anything in this universe--- you will never be satisfied, god i hope you're satisfiiiiiiied
Person C: you'll never gonna be president now!
Person B: *extremely pissed off*

satisfied 

When enough has been one, one becoems satisfied.
He was satisfied enough of his enemies had been killed


He was satisfied after the meal.
satisfied by Kung-Fu Jesus April 17, 2004
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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