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storror
storror by I have a great friend October 23, 2019
Sporror
Term indicating that a horror movie originates from Spain - particularly applicable if the dialogue of the movie in question is in Spanish. Usage is similar to 'J-horror' which refers to films of the genre which originate from Japan.
Sporror by elroyel1327 August 13, 2008
storror
Verbe, To jump on, over something or do something related to Parkour (the Sport).
Origin. Storror is the name of a famous (if not best) Parkour Crew.
To storror, storror something.
Origin. Storror is the name of a famous (if not best) Parkour Crew.
To storror, storror something.
A: Yoo bro! Bet you can‘t storror this gap infront of us!
B: Sure i can bro!
A and C: Duuuude you‘ve just storrored this gap! Duuuude!
B: Sure i can bro!
A and C: Duuuude you‘ve just storrored this gap! Duuuude!
storror by OpticChina April 8, 2018
Slorority
Slore (slut/whore) and Sorority put together into one word. Basically, fat or ugly sorority girls trying to get the frat boys attention by being overly slutty and/or loud and obnoxious.
Slorority by Laureatzglttr November 25, 2009
Slorlore
Slorlore dictated that Bree give her boyfriend's dad a blowjob for diaper money.
Llewyln traded STDs like baseball cards for her erudition in Slorlore promulgated that venereal diseases were 'merit badges' to be worn and regarded with pride
Llewyln traded STDs like baseball cards for her erudition in Slorlore promulgated that venereal diseases were 'merit badges' to be worn and regarded with pride
Slorlore by Tony Jackson September 20, 2007
sporror
sporror by Brett Lamb October 15, 2008
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