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letS PLAy some haLO, or letS PLAy some haLO. SPLALO. Can be used for Halo 1, or 2.
Germ: SPLALO dude!
Coma: I'm on my way with my green modded box, lets poon some noobs with hax and stuff.
splalo by Coma9 July 17, 2006
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spaalonebabuguuscooties 

A word used by corrupted old men in caves.
There is no set meaning, only a phrase used to replace words.

First seen in Vinesauce's stream.
Person: Hi old man!
Old man: It's dangerous to go spaalonebabuguuscooties
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Splatoon 

A 3rd person shooter game made by Nintendo
My favorite shooter is Splatoon
Splatoon by Porygon3000 August 10, 2021

Splatoon 

The best game in existence. With 2 games and a DLC, this should be the better game series in people's eyes instead of Fortnite, which is sad.
Splatoon is the best thing to exist since our creation.
Splatoon by Infinity0706 August 7, 2018

Splatoon 2 

That one thing that makes any woomy happy
" Imma woomy that's happy I have splatoon 2"
Splatoon 2 by Veemo August 24, 2018

Splatoon 

An original game from Nintendo, which by itself is so rare that it is believed to be a fragment of the latest Blood Moon.
"Take a good look at this Splatoon game, because you won't see another game like it for a good many years!"
Splatoon by EqualsPeach January 3, 2016

Splatoon 

The best game ever.
WOOOOOOMY

I JUSt BOUGHT "Splatoon" and its cool.

U let an 8-ball fall.
TEST FAILED

no, i got an f in the school test because i played Splatoon all day... 😥
Splatoon by Smart Imposter February 18, 2021
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A chance happening with profound meaning, an unexpected blessing, a "sign".
Dr. Drew on Celebrity Rehab said "All of a sudden what had been just another Hollywood proposal became for him an unexpected blessing, an opportunity for growth. In drug recovery language, that's called a "God shot."
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endwarfins

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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
Example 2:
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