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spacked up by Claypole January 30, 2017
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shacked up
shacked up by Craftylishus July 21, 2014
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smacked up
smacked up by Delfino [YnR] January 19, 2008
smacked-up
smacked-up by Angelica August 20, 2003
Stacked Up
When a female is blessed with appealing mammary glands which have the tendency to distract males focus, she is stacked up.
Stacked Up by Dr.vonlinkphipps December 1, 2011
smacked up
British slang term for drugged/doped up. Term comes from the slang term for heroin that known as smack.
smacked up by lovepollution April 4, 2010
Shacked up
To be in a relationship with someone for more than just a sexual reason and not be allowed or able to date other people
Shacked up by Bruuuuuuhhh October 3, 2019
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