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trid
Noun - Someone who goes along with the majority regardless of the consequences to him/her self or personal situation, simply because of a wish to be a part of the group.
Term originated from part of an old and not very funny joke.
Term originated from part of an old and not very funny joke.
trid
from the streets of Cranleigh- means when some one is trying to get in with your crew, their not being themselves- shortened from try hards
Trid
Trid (REAL)
A very nice boy. He has the best sense of humor, he robbed a bank last thurday. This quite defines his well rounded character. And the same goes for Aby. It seems they may be the same person, but we may never know for sure yet. Anyways, so basically, i was eating my grilled cheese at 2pm in the afternoon and i started to choke. i then got releif from a friend who was there and stopped choking, ik this is starting to sound a bit weird but i needed to say it, grilled cheese is better than a sandwhich on certain occassions.
Trid (REAL) by mrmeateh March 17, 2022
Trid Naeb
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Trid Naeb by HICKANOMETRY January 23, 2005
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ѕtrídєrѕ gσnnα ѕtrídє by KyoheiDotachin June 23, 2016
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