Slayfully confusing
Slayfully confusing by Remiratty October 27, 2022
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Slayful
"Slayful," also referred to as "Sleighphull" is the adjective for the verb "Slay". To be slayful is to be the best person you can be, annihilating the competition and working towards your goals and dreams. Not only does this phrase promote general happiness, it's also a vibe in itself. "Slayful" can also be used in a casual sense to encourage friends, or to let someone know they are doing a great job!
"Congrats on winning that competition, that's pretty slayful of you to be honest." "This food is seriously so slayful, my tastebuds are in heaven!"
Slayful by ProfessorBerry January 5, 2022
slayful
slayful by Arianagrandemother1 March 10, 2022
Playfully aggressive
M: "Have you gone mad? Why have you started to treat me like shit?"
W: " I have not, it's called being playfully aggressive"
W: " I have not, it's called being playfully aggressive"
Playfully aggressive by Komandyyr June 18, 2023
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